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2021 Venture Investment Was Bullish – Will 2022 Be The Same?

 
• By Barnaby Pickering

The VC market during 2021 was frantic, cash rich and oftentimes appeared to be acting on a “buy now, ask questions later” mentality. With COVID headwinds dwindling, and emerging market uncertainties, what will 2022 bring?

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In retrospect, 2021 was a surprising year for venture investment in the life sciences.

Despite soaring COVID-19 cases – especially towards the end of the year due to the Omicron variant – wide-ranging supply chain issues, and sustained concerns that markets were in a “bubble,” investors

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