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As news of layoffs continues to roil the startup sector, Carta data shows that layoffs outpaced voluntary departures for the final two months of 2022.

Who is more likely to get a seat in the boardroom, and who is building their own table? Carta data examines roles in the venture ecosystem by demographic.

In our first annual Employee Stock Options Report, we looked at data from more than 1.5 million U.S.-based employees who have been issued equity.

As dealmaking slowed, bridge rounds VCs increasingly used bridge rounds to keep portfolio companies afloat—or to position them for a rebound later on.

As the venture capital downturn deepens, Series A startups are waiting longer before they try to raise a Series B round.

Average pay and equity bands in NYC depend on profession. Engineers earn $72K-$390K; product earns $63K-$412K; and customer success roles earn $40K-$368K.

For emerging fund managers trying to break into venture capital, the fundraising boom of the past decade is over. During the first half of 2022, the limited

Equity ownership is a powerful form of wealth creation—but women and many people of color are underrepresented. The 2021 Annual Equity Report explores those gaps.

Carta’s first Fund I report analyzes how VC trends are reshaping the market for first funds and emerging managers.

How co-founders split equity in their company is one of the first major decisions in the life of a startup. Figuring out the right allocation for each

This year, we’re seeing interest in tender offers far exceed the demand from previous years. Here’s what that looks like.