US venture capital report for the third quarter of 2020 From Pitchbook

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Although investment in the United States began to freeze at the beginning of this year due to the popularity of the new crown, venture capital financing in the United States so far this year has exceeded the level of 2019 as many technology companies have been boosted by the boom in telecommuting and e-commerce.
According to pitchbook, a data analysis service provider, as of December 1, the total amount of venture capital in the United States reached $139.6 billion, involving 9898 transactions, compared with $13.7 billion and involving 12189 transactions in the whole of last year. This marks the third consecutive year that venture capital in the United States has exceeded $100 billion.
Some investors said they were betting that the new crown pandemic would have a lasting impact and push more economic activity online to compensate for real economic activity.
These investors add that they are investing in start-ups to further digitize industries such as banking, retail and healthcare.
Financial technology is a key point of venture capital in the United States this year. Robin Hood markets, an alternative loan company, raised more than $1.2 billion in two transactions, affirm, an alternative lending company, and chip, a digital bank, raised $485 million.
Other big rounds of financing include $3 billion from waymo, Google’s autonomous driving company, and $1.9 billion from Musk’s SpaceX.
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