Investor Eye: SVB Speaks On Investment Slowdown, Securing An Exit, But Also Optimism

In a panel discussion at the TCT conference in Boston and in a recently published report, Jonathan Norris of Silicon Valley Bank explained why health care investment has slowed this year, and why remaining pragmatic and optimistic is important moving forward.

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Investment in the life sciences has been very different in 2022 compared to 2021.

Deal volume and value is down, leading some investors and key opinion leaders to say

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