State of Fintech Q2’22 Report
Fintech sees its slowdown accelerate in Q2'22 as quarterly funding plummets toward 2020 levels.
Fintech sees its slowdown accelerate in Q2'22 as quarterly funding plummets toward 2020 levels.
After a record-breaking 2021, global digital health investment continues its slowdown in Q2’22.
The global venture ecosystem continues its slowdown in Q2’22 as funding decreases by 23% QoQ.
After a record-setting 2021, retail tech funding has slowed dramatically. Q2'22 funding dropped 43% from its previous quarter to $13.2B, as unicorn births and M&A deals have also plummeted.
Funding to the global digital health space declined for the second consecutive quarter, dropping 33% from Q1'22 and 58% from its all-time high in Q2'21.
Global fintech funding continued to decline in Q2'22, dropping by 33% QoQ and 46% YoY.
The global venture ecosystem continues its slowdown in Q2’22 as funding decreases by 23% QoQ.
Cybersecurity funding falls in Q1'22 as investors turn to early-stage startups.
After a record-breaking 2021, global biopharma tech investment cooled off in Q1’22.
Global digital lending startups saw 150+ deals for the fifth straight quarter, while funding dipped slightly.
In comparison to overall venture funding, wealth tech funding remains relatively steady in Q1'22.
After a record 2021, quarterly advanced manufacturing funding falls but remains elevated compared to historic totals.
Global banking funding continued its downward trajectory in Q1’22, where funding dropped to a 4-quarter low.
Following a cool down in global funding in Q1’22, global venture investment has continued to decline in Q2’22 so far, with quarterly falls in dollars, exits, and unicorn births in sight.
After a record-breaking 2021, global AI funding and exits drop in Q1’22, even as deals remain high.
Blockchain and crypto startups had a record-breaking funding quarter as VCs doubled down on Web3.
Corporate venture capital has a mixed start to 2022, as deals rise and funding falls quarter-over-quarter.
The insurtech sector saw a steep decline following its record-high Q4'21, with funding dropping off by 58% in Q1'22.
Funding to store tech grew in Q1’22 as investors poured money into inventory management, payments, and employee communication platforms.
Global e-commerce dealmaking slowed down in Q1’22, but money still funneled into e-commerce enablement and marketplace platforms.
The payments sector saw a strong quarter in Q1'22, with record-high global deals and the third-highest quarter for funding.
Supply chain & logistics tech funding held steady in Q1'22, despite slowdowns in retail tech and broader VC.