Tumbling Medtech Investment Records Leave A Hill To Climb In 2022
‘Superlative’ Best Describes Medtech And Healthtech Deal Activity And Performance In 2021
Executive Summary
Listing all-time high medtech IPO and M&A activity, Silicon Valley Bank’s 2021 health care investments and exits report made good reading after the market uncertainties induced by the pandemic a year earlier. But where does the sector go now after such a sterling year?
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