A new report from Colliers on venture capital offers that while VC investment is slowing as could be expected, "investors are sitting on a record pile of uninvested capital—$290 billion—the vast majority of which was raised in 2021 and 2022," suggesting strong future investment.
Volume of investments in the first half of the year were down 12% from 2021's record-setting pace. But still, investment volumes "remain well ahead of historical norms."
"Despite the pullback over 2021, year-to-date investment has already nearly matched full-year 2020 levels," said Aaron Jodka, director of research, U.S. capital markets for Colliers, in an emailed remark from the company. "Further, Q3 funding is trending to be in line with the 2017–19 quarterly average of nearly $40 billion."
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