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The insurance tech company was valued at $2.7 billion in 2021.

The medical-surgical supplier’s IPO tested investor appetite after months of market volatility.

The robo-adviser’s IPO comes at the end of a roller-coaster year for listings.

The cybersecurity sector has had a string of high-profile exits lately.

The stablecoin issuer’s stock sees heavy demand at its debut.

The company has seen consistent revenue and active member growth in recent years.

High-yield market participants are looking ahead to a boom time for issuance in 2025.

The playing field has become crowded within the asset class.

PitchBook’s VC-Backed IPO Index is up 68% through Dec. 27 and at its highest level in three years.

Distressed investors are excited for the year.

But after strong May inflows, trends weaken in June.

Startups seen at risk if withdrawals from the troubled bank are locked.

The business serves a rapidly expanding market that's relatively underpenetrated.

We expect valuations to hit new highs, that nontraditional investors will continue to be attracted by strong returns, and that fund sizes may begin to plateau.

Private equity performance is primed to improve relative to public equities as multiples between public and private markets converge.

We expect a secular shift away from pure-play shared mobility applications toward bundled mobility as a service.

Investment flows and dealmaking look vulnerable amid a deepening trade rift.

In the last week, three seasoned Amazon executives, including Amazon Prime chief Greg Greeley, were poached by Silicon Valley's most notable unicorns: Uber, Airbnb, and WeWork. Why?

The bitcoin headlines are still coming in hard and fast, despite a harrowing drop from the December highs of just below $20,000. The sentiment bubble remains intact. But are prices headed even lower?

PitchBook's Kate Clark looks at the upsides, and potential downsides, of the streaming music giant's plan to go public.

Deal volume fell, but average deal size rose in 2017, according to PitchBook's 2017 M&A report.

AI is on the front lines of new technology, but there is a lot of work left to perfect human-bot interaction, say CES panelists.

Experts cite infrastructure and other modes of transportation as issues in adapting to self-driving cars.

What's next for digital payments? Plus, robots and more from CES.

The PitchBook team looks at five emerging tech trends from CES.

Four tough questions about the future of bitcoin.

The popping of the bitcoin bubble could clear the way for a more mature integration of blockchain technology into the banking system.

Complex capital structures make properly valuing private firms more difficult than it may seem at first glance.