Series A rounds likely bright spots in VC investing in Q1 2023 – KPMG
Investments in Series A rounds are expected to be the bright spot of VC activity in the near term, while transactions are likely to take longer to complete amid macro woes a soft environment for deals, KPMG Private Enterprise’s Conor Moore told Unquote.
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