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Trends in early-stage valuations have varied significantly across five of the busiest sectors for fundraising activity in the startup ecosystem.

Q1 2023 marked the first time since Q4 2021 that the median round size increased at Series A through Series D.

In Q2 2023, startup valuations showed signs of a comeback from the venture downturn that started in early 2022.

After rocketing to record highs throughout 2021 and into early 2022, pre-money valuations have slid at every fundraising stage. Our first Trends in 409 Valuations report offers insight into how this volatility has affected 409A valuations.

Carta’s Ownership Trends in Private Equity report offers a first look into the shift toward employee ownership in private equity-backed companies.

Blue sky laws regulate security sales to protect public purchasers from fraud. Learn more about blue sky law regulations and exemptions for VCs.

VCs backed away from Series A deals in Q1, but the seed market stayed resilient, signaling a divergence in how investors are approaching these stages.

Carta Carry will help you save time, increase transparency with your fund administration team, and ensure accuracy across fund operations.

How much a venture-backed company can spend depends on two factors: How much capital it has already raised, and how long it will wait before raising capital again.

What is a private company worth? How do you decide? It depends on when you ask.

Across Q4 2022 and Q1 2023, Los Angeles County was the fifth-busiest county for venture investment in the U.S., according to Carta data.