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Source: Venture Pulse Q3’16, Global Analysis of Venture Funding, KPMG International and CB Insights (data provided by CB Insights) October 13, 2016. #Q3VC North America Deal activity stabilizes at new normal with Q3’16 VC deals totaling 1983 globally 28% Quarterly VC deals stood at 1067, slightly down from the previous quarter. The median size of early stage VC deals in North America remained at $3M, well above that of Europe and Asia. Entrants to the unicorn club remain in the single digits in Q3’16. © 2016 KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”). KPMG International provides no client services and is a Swiss entity with which the independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated. Global Asia After 3 quarters of growth in the seed share of deals into VC-backed Asian companies, Q3’16 saw a sharp decline to 29% from 40% the quarter before. In Asia, VC deals slid a further 5% to 323, marking the fourth-straight quarterly decline. Funding dollars totaled $7.2B, a 3% dip from Q2’16. Corporates and CVC participated in nearly half of Asian VC deals hitting 45% for the quarter. A dearth of mega-rounds pushed India VC funding below $600M in Q2’16, but Q3’16 saw the total rise above $1B once more. Q3’16 saw a steep drop in Asian late-stage VC deal size, which cratered to $30M. Europe In Europe, Q3’16 has maintained Q2’16 levels in seed-stage VC deals, representing 48% of the quarterly total. Median early-stage VC deal sizes in Europe dropped for the second-consecutive quarter, falling to $1.5M for the quarter. Total VC funding in Europe came in at $2.3B across 468 deals. The second consecutive quarter where deal activity has rose while funding dollars fell. Q3’16 sees a further decline in funding to $24.1B, £ of global deals, reaching a 5-quarter high as corporations actively invest in VC-backed companies. Corporates and CVCs participated in over US funding dropped to Median late-stage VC deal size in North America ended the quarter at $22.4M, down 34% from the heady sizes seen in Q3’15. $14B, down 18% from Q2’16. Seed to Series A deal share in North America fell to 49% of all deals to VC-backed companies, representing a 5-quarter low. California VC funding was down 38% from the prior quarter. However, mega-rounds drove Massachusetts funding up 96%, with deals rising as well. UK VC-backed startups raised $834M in funding across 110 deals, both numbers reversing a series of quarterly declines since Q4’15. Total funding to German VC-backed startups rose 3% to $509M in Q3'16, growing for the second- straight quarter. Deal activity also saw slight gains. the lowest quarterly funding since Q3’14.

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Source: Venture Pulse Q3’16, Global Analysis of Venture Funding, KPMG International and CB Insights (data provided by CB Insights) October 13, 2016. #Q3VC

North America

Deal activitystabilizesat new normalwith Q3’16 VC deals totaling1983 globally

28%

Quarterly VC deals

stood at 1067,slightly down fromthe previous quarter.

The median sizeof early stageVC deals inNorth Americaremained at

$3M, wellabove that ofEurope and Asia.

Entrants to the unicornclub remain in thesingle digitsin Q3’16.

© 2016 KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”). KPMG International provides no client services and is a Swiss entity with which the independent member firms of the KPMG network are affiliated.

Global

AsiaAfter 3 quarters of growthin the seed share of dealsinto VC-backed Asiancompanies, Q3’16saw a sharp decline to

29% from 40%the quarter before.

In Asia, VC deals slid a further

5% to 323,marking the fourth-straightquarterly decline.Funding dollars totaled

$7.2B, a 3%dip from Q2’16.

Corporates and CVC participatedin nearly half of Asian VC deals

hitting 45%for the quarter.

A dearth of mega-roundspushed India VC funding

below $600Min Q2’16,but Q3’16saw the total

rise above $1B once more.

Q3’16 sawa steep dropin Asianlate-stage VC deal size, whichcratered to

$30M.

EuropeIn Europe, Q3’16 hasmaintained Q2’16levels in seed-stageVC deals, representing

48% of thequarterly total.

Median early-stageVC deal sizes in Europedropped for thesecond-consecutivequarter, falling to

$1.5Mfor the quarter.

Total VC funding in Europe came in

at $2.3B across 468deals. The secondconsecutive quarterwhere deal activityhas rose whilefunding dollars fell.

Q3’16 sees a furtherdecline in funding to

$24.1B,

£ €

of global deals, reachinga 5-quarter high ascorporations actively investin VC-backed companies.

Corporates and CVCsparticipated in over

US funding dropped to Median late-stage VC deal size inNorth America ended the quarter at

$22.4M, down 34% fromthe heady sizes seen in Q3’15.

$14B, down 18%from Q2’16.

Seed to Series A dealshare in North America

fell to 49%of all dealsto VC-backedcompanies,representinga 5-quarter low.

California VC funding was

down 38%from the prior quarter.However, mega-rounds droveMassachusetts funding

up 96%, with dealsrising as well.

UK VC-backed startups raised

$834Min funding across

110 deals, bothnumbers reversing aseries of quarterlydeclines since Q4’15.

Total funding to GermanVC-backed startups rose

3% to $509M inQ3'16, growingfor the second-straight quarter.Deal activity alsosaw slight gains.

the lowest quarterlyfunding since Q3’14.