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Report Affinity Relationship Intelligence Report - US vs EU Unicorn Edition

Relationship Intelligence Report - US vs EU Unicorn Edition

An analysis of investment trends among top U.S. and European VC firms, the anatomy of the unicorns they’ve invested in, and the role relationship intelligence played in discovering them.

The Relationship Intelligence Benchmark Report provides an inside look into U.S. and European unicorns as well as a deep dive into the relationship intelligence and deal flow of the venture capital firms that invest in them. Learn how top venture capital firms are using their relationships to catch more unicorns.

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Some of the top findings you’ll discover in this report are:

  • The rate at which Europe has produced unicorns has been steadily outpacing the U.S.
  • The U.S. has seen monthly funding drop by 37%
  • U.S. investment in European unicorns grew from 4.6B to 24.6B, a 5.3x increase
  • European investments in European unicorns grew from 6.1B to 17.9B, a 2.9x increase
  • There was an 8% decrease in new opportunities added to U.S. VC pipelines

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