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The Best VC Firms in 2022
- Published December 14, 2022 6:08AM UTC
- Publisher Osama Hassan
- Categories Capital Raising Tips
There are over a thousand VC firms managing about $400 billion in assets under management (AUM).
This has doubled in the past decade.
In any given year, 200+ funds raise their capital, and the average fund size raise is now at $200+ million.
The largest VC fund raised was Sequoia Capital Growth at $8 billion.
There’s more capital than all venture funds combined in the $100 billion SoftBank Group Corp. Vision Fund.
Build on these last 50 years of VC legacy and create your own recipe in the next 50.
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