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In today's Daily Pitch, you'll find: - SXSW is back after a two-year hiatus, bringing with it music, tech and a sense of normalcy.
- Did the Silicon Valley "techodus" result in a flood of capital to the rest of the US? In some places, yes.
- Our H2 2021 Global Real Estate Report tracks the pandemic rebound and how the real estate investing landscape may change in an evolving market.
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Mapping the pandemic's effect on venture funding in US states | | | (Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images) | | | Did the Silicon Valley "techodus" result in a flood of capital to the rest of the US? In some places, yes. The two years since the pandemic's onset saw most states grow, some shrink and the dominant markets retain their position. | | | | | | | Specter of inflation driving real estate out of pandemic funk | | Real estate funds raised $152.7 billion in 2021, a year-over-year increase of 6%, as capital committed bounced back only modestly from the dip wrought by COVID-19. Rising inflation may reshape the future of real estate funds, as the strategy is one of the asset classes expected to provide a hedge. Our H2 2021 Global Real Estate Report tracks the pandemic rebound and how the real estate investing landscape may change in an evolving market. Key takeaways include: - Allocations to real estate are likely to increase amid inflation, with signaled rate hikes dictating which strategies benefit and potentially driving capital to lower-risk areas.
- Median and average real estate fund sizes set records in 2021, but funds over $5 billion, which dominate other strategies, remain rare.
- The pandemic has redirected capital into sectors including logistics, industrial and life sciences at the expense of retail and hospitality investments.
- The share of funding going to emerging managers continues to fall as LPs favor experienced managers and as real estate fund management remains difficult to enter.
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A sobered, reflective SXSW returns, and so does sense of normalcy | | | (Alexander Davis/PitchBook News) | | | The throngs of conferencegoers from around the world are here, lining the streets and dodging food trucks and scooters surrounding the convention center in downtown Austin. So are the marketers and event planners, who occupy dozens of hotels and restaurants as meeting venues to spread their message. And of course there is the almost ever-present pulsing sound of live music blaring from bars and street corners. SXSW is back—and this time in person. | | | | | | | London Stock Exchange expands beyond public markets with platform deal | | | (Waltraud Grubitzsch/Getty Images) | | | London Stock Exchange Group has teamed up with Floww, a digital investment platform provider. The group plans to use the platform to help unlisted companies raise capital as it moves to be one of the first exchanges to straddle both public and private markets. The move is part of a broader strategy to modernize London's capital markets and comes hot on the heels of efforts by the UK government to reform listing rules to attract more tech startups to the city post-Brexit. | | | | | | | SoftBank's net debt is becoming unwieldy relative to the equity value of its holdings—and Masayoshi Son's personal fortune isn't faring much better. [Bloomberg] America's downtowns have not recovered from the pandemic, and they'll need to change to survive. [The Atlantic] Crypto may not be useful for dodging sanctions, but it could aid in Ukraine's fundraising efforts. [The Economist] | | | | | |
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ConsenSys banks $450M for crypto infrastructure | | ConsenSys has raised $450 million at a more than $7 billion valuation in a round led by ParaFi. The New York-based company is a developer of ethereum blockchain software for enterprise and government applications. | | | | | | Akeneo collects $135M Series D | | Summit Partners has led a $135 million round for France's Akeneo, a product experience and product information management startup. Alven and Partech also took part in the funding. | | | | | | Staffbase hits unicorn valuation | | | | | | Amplience scores $100M Series D | | | | | | Bear Robotics has raised an $81 million Series B led by IMM, with participation from Cleveland Avenue. The company is a developer of autonomous mobile robots designed for the hospitality industry, including restaurants, corporate campuses and hotels. | | | | | | Infant formula startup Bobbie secures $50M | | Bobbie has raised a $50 million Series B led by Park West. Based in San Francisco, the direct-to-consumer company offers infant formula products through a subscription service. | | | | | |
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Brookfield joins Nielsen take-private consortium | | | | | | Crosspoint Capital backs RSA Conference | | | | | | Court Square backs Power Digital | | | | | | IMB Partners to back electrical contractor | | IMB Partners has agreed to invest in Carr & Duff. Founded in 1958, the Pennsylvania-based company provides electrical construction services. | | | | | |
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Local Bounti to pick up indoor farming peer Pete's | | | | | | SentinelOne to acquire Attivo Networks | | | | | | GoTo pushes ahead with Indonesian IPO | | GoTo Group, formed in 2021 via the merger of Indonesian startups Gojek and Tokopedia, is moving ahead with an initial public offering that could value the ridehailing and ecommerce giant at as much as $28.8 billion, Bloomberg reported. | | | | | | JP Morgan inks Global Shares deal | | | | | |
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