VC Deals Analysis: How Four Bad Months Can Spoil The Barrel

Another slow month for VC financing deals means total deal value for 2016 to date is now lagging behind that for the same period last year.

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• Source: Jean Lee

[Editors' note: For more details about VC deals in 2016 and previous years, go to Medtech Insight's VC deal tracker: https://medtech.pharmamedtechbi.com/datasets/vc-funding.]

Venture financing activity in 2016 is turning out to be a game of two halves. While the first four months...

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