State Of Venture Capital and Angel Markets 2016

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State of Venture Capital & Angel Markets 2016

STARTUP CAPITAL VENTURES

What’s Going On In The US VC Cycle?

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VCs Invest In Startups

Startups Exit Via M&A or

IPO

VCs return

capital to LPs

LPs Invest In

VCs

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Significant Changes From Last Year & Signs of Curves Ahead

•  Strong LP investment in VC •  VCs investing more than at any time

since .com era •  Signs valuations & $ will decline •  California & software still dominate •  Exit market off highs but still strong •  Strongest angel market in 15 years •  Angels investing differently than VC

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Agenda

LP Investments In VC VC Investing Activity Angel, Accelerator & Crowdfunding Exit Activity Conclusions

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VC Fundraising Market Is Healthy

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.com boom & bust

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Number Of VC Funds Raised Declined But Still Robust

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

New Funds Represent Over 30% Of Total Funded

Source: Thomson Reuters / NVCA

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• VC Returns Continue to Outperform • Public Markets VC Returns Continue To Exceed

Public Market Returns

Source: NVCA, Cambridge Associates

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Agenda

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LP Investments In VC VC Investing Activity Angel, Accelerator & Crowdfunding Exit Activity Conclusions

$59B Of Venture Capital Invested In 2015 Is Highest Since 2000

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

$7B Of Corporate VC Is Highest in 10 Yrs Focused On Software & Biotech

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Source: PWC Moneytree Report

Number of US VC Deals Remains Essentially Flat For 15 Years

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Silicon Valley Dominates US VC With CA Making Up Almost 60% of Total $

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

LA / Orange County

Software Is Eating The $ While Consumer Products Bumped Up

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Software Represents 40% Of Deals With Biotech #2 at ~10%

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Seed Stage Investment Continues To Be Scarce

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Deal Sizes Close To .com Highs...

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

* Driven by two billion $ deals and several multi-hundred $ deals

Valuations (All Rounds Combined) Dropped Significantly In Q4

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Source: Dow Jones VentureSource

Venture Investment Environment Is At Highest Levels Since .com Era

However the comparison is unfair •  Still just 50% of .com highs •  Most funded companies have revenue and growth •  Investing sectors are more tech. heavy (e.g.

software, cloud) vs. internet and media •  Business models are more sophisticated AND

more capital-efficient •  Cloud services (e.g. AWS) reduce capital needed

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Agenda

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LP Investments In VC VC Investing Activity Angel, Accelerator & Crowdfunding Exit Activity Conclusions

Technology Angel Funding Strong But Disconnected From Venture

Angel funding at highest levels in years •  $1.65B invested in 870 deals Deal size and valuations strong but also falling But disconnected from venture capital •  Investing in different sectors than VC •  Most active angel syndicates are outside major

VC markets

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Crowdfunding Industry Still Dominated By Project & Lending Sectors

Project funding (e.g. Kickstarter: $2.2B funded to date) and lending (e.g. Lending Club) dominate Angel.co is largest equity funder at $160M in 2015 SEC unaccredited investor equity crowdfunding regulations remain limiting •  Remains nascent with no dominant platform yet

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Average Tech. Angel Round Size At All Time High

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Source: ARI Halo Report

Tech. Angel Valuations At All Time High (2013 Median Was $2.5M)

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Source: ARI Halo Report

Tech. Angel Dollars More Democratic Than CA-Centric Venture Capital

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Source: ARI Halo Report

Angel Dollars Are Less Software & More Healthcare Than VC

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Source: ARI Halo Report

Why Are Tech. Angels Investing Differently Than Venture?

Many possibilities or combinations •  Investing in concepts angels understand •  Investing proportional to applicant pool •  Consumer internet has lower entry barriers •  Angels unaware of VC funding patterns •  News making consumer IPOs (TWTR)

create observational bias •  ?

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Agenda

LP Investments In VC VC Investing Activity Angel, Accelerator & Crowdfunding Exit Activity Conclusions

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Venture M&A and IPO Markets Activity Are Off Highs

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

Slowest M&A market since 2009

VC-backed IPO and M&A Valuations Are Also Down

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Source: Thomson Reuters / PwC / NVCA

FB acquisition of WhatsApp for $19.5BN

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LP Investments In VC VC Investing Activity Angel, Accelerator & Crowdfunding Exit Activity Conclusions Silicon Valley Honolulu    

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VCs Invested $59B In Portfolio

~$90B In Venture Exits (IPO + M&A)

LPs Invested

$20B In VCs

VCs Invested Far More In Startups Than LPs Are Investing Back Into VC

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VC will decline unless LP investment into VC grows

Better Angel & VC Investing Synchronicity Could Improve Angel Returns

Startups and angels are dependent upon follow-on venture funding Angel investing patterns do not appear to influence VC investing patterns VCs are focused on investing in active exit markets

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