SVB Asset Management's quarterly report reviews financial conditions in the domestic and global economies.

In the latest edition, SVB CEO Greg Becker discusses his 2020 outlook on innovation, investing, IPOs and global opportunity amid uncertainty.

SVB's Q1 2020 State of the Markets report delves into the past decade, along with the current state of venture.

Our annual report finds founders are in a positive mood at the start of 2020, but they are facing challenges around raising capital, finding talent and building more-diverse leadership teams.

Our latest report on the gender gap in startup leadership shows there is still a long way to go before reaching parity. And only 30% of US startups report they have programs designed to increase the number of women holding leadership roles.

M&A and IPOs propel US healthcare venture fundraising to a third consecutive record year. Read our annual report to get our analysis and outlook for 2020.

The H1 2019 IPO boom in life science and healthcare is fueling venture fundraising and investment. Download our mid-year report to read our analysis and get our outlook for the rest of 2019.

In a new report on HealthTech, we cover one of the fastest growing segments within healthcare. Through our proprietary analysis, we map primary sectors and respective subsectors to measure their investment and exit activity.

In this 19th annual State of the Wine Industry Report, Rob McMillan finds that the wine industry is in the midst of a consumer reset, which requires every winery to reimagine how they sell and market wine. Read more about Rob’s perspective on the challenges and opportunities that need to be addressed within the industry.

The transportation industry is starting to undergo significant structural changes, brought about by a confluence of forces. This report takes a deep dive into the forces driving these changes and the effect that emerging mobility paradigm will have on the industry and the economy.

The GPS Playbook from Space Capital and Silicon Valley Bank demonstrates the potential for space-based communications and geospatial intelligence markets to generate more than $1 trillion in equity value over the coming decade.