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The Indian tech startup ecosystem is currently navigating a significant transition where mature software sectors (primarily non-DeepTech) continue to attract steady capital while strategically vital sectors like DeepTech face a widening gap

Conditions for global private markets were decidedly mixed in 2024. Dealmaking remained tepid, for instance, while fundraising across all asset classes fell to its lowest level since 2016, even as the performance

GenAI VC funding up 65% year-on-year to $87 billion – 350% above 2023 levels Sovereign wealth funds emerge as major players, investing $46 billion in AI ventures Deal volumes down 35% year-on-year

Executive summary India’s private equity (PE) market entered a disciplined phase in 2025, marked by a sharp slowdown in large-cap dealmaking and a shift toward more selective, value-creation-focused investing. Total private equity

Looking ahead to Q2’26, geopolitical developments, particularly ongoing conflicts and their impact on energy prices and inflation, will be key factors shaping VC sentiment. AI is expected to remain the strongest area

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Venture capital (VC) is the lifeblood of innovation in healthcare, propelling advancements that drive progress. Despite its critical role, it often feels like an exclusive club with its own set of mysteries.

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Cushman & Wakefield’s latest life sciences market report External Link breaks down the major trends shaping the industry, from resurgent capital markets and accelerated dealmaking to how real estate is performing across established hubs

Q: What changes are required to encourage more private investment? A: One of the first shifts that should take place is perceptual. There is a historic perception that emerging markets and developing