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U.S. venture firms raise $4.39 billion in third quarter: Reuters

U.S. venture firms raised $4.39 billion last quarter, the smallest amount in two years, but still leaving the industry on track for one of the best fundraising years since the 2008 financial crisis, Reuters News reported.

1 min read · 08 October 2015

Venture fundraising hits doldrums in September

Only $4.4 billion raised in Q3 as fundraising drops off last year’s pace

2 min read · 08 October 2015

Venture fundraising hits doldrums with only $4.4 bln raised in Q3

Venture capital fundraising slowed considerably over the summer with just $4.4 billion raised in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters and the National Venture Capital Association.

1 min read · 07 October 2015

Fund performance: UC sees big mark up in Sequoia holdings

Distributions jumped in the past year

3 min read · 07 October 2015

The Toxic Term Sheet: Founders beware!

VCs should be worried that entrepreneurs are hurting themselves with the stampede to join the Unicorn Club

5 min read · 07 October 2015

Lemkin steps back at Storm Ventures

The venture firm earlier this year had closed its fifth fund $180 million, a significant increase from its prior fund

3 min read · 07 October 2015

Octopus unveils new $140 mln fund

Octopus Ventures is launching a $140 million fund. Octopus Zenith Opportunities II LP will focus on backing later-stage European startups. Bluetower Associates LLP served as advisor to Octopus on the fund.

3 min read · 05 October 2015

Trident Capital targets $200 mln for new fund

Trident Capital is seeking to raise $200 million for a new growth fund, according to an SEC filing. As previously reported by PE HUB, the venture firm recently revealed in an SEC filing that it was launching a cybersecurity fund, also with a $200 million target. Based in Palo Alto, California, Trident invests in software, IT security, internet and mobility, health IT and business services.

1 min read · 02 October 2015

Wellington Financial launches fifth fund with $300 mln target

Canadian specialty finance firm Wellington Financial has officially launched its fifth fund, Wellington Financial Fund V, with a hard-cap target of $300 million of re-circulating equity commitments. Fund V, which had its first close this week, is targeted to bring in 50 percent more than Fund IV, closed at $200 million in 2013. Toronto-based Wellington, which had its 15th anniversary in August, provides term, venture and amortizing loans to Canadian and U.S.-based companies, the bulk of which are in technology sectors. The firm also announced the hire of Ash Vaidya as a partner in its Silicon Valley office. Wellington President and CEO Mark McQueen was recently interviewed by PE Hub Canada.

3 min read · 02 October 2015

Venture rethinks biotech

Market volatility hasn’t dampened investor enthusiasm or chased away crossovers, but company creation is slow

6 min read · 01 October 2015

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