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Kyle Stanford

ROLE DIRECTOR OF VC RESEARCHAT PITCHBOOKMENTIONS 7LAST SEEN JULY 17, 2026
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PitchBook's Director of US Venture Capital Research, commenting on crossover investor trends.

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mention·Newcomer Newsletter·JULY 17, 2026

PitchBook venture capital analyst Kyle Stanford notes that sinking post-IPO shares have been common for venture-backed companies for years, 'at least until their financials mesh a bit better with how public market investors price companies.'

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mention·PitchBook News·JULY 1, 2026

Bylined on the Q2 private markets dashboard article

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mention·PitchBook News·JUNE 23, 2026

The first half of 2026 ushered in record-breaking activity and deals amid a market that remained otherwise muted. But beneath the splashy headlines, the venture capital market continued to evolve in increasingly clear and undeniable ways.

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mention·PitchBook News·JUNE 22, 2026

VCs squeezing into the round and paying a premium for that privilege is risky, said Kyle Stanford, PitchBook's director of US venture capital research.

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mention·PitchBook News·MAY 1, 2026

"These deals are unprecedented in size, and with that comes the need of large crossover investors to fill out the round." — Kyle Stanford, PitchBook Director of US VC Research

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mention·PitchBook News·MAY 1, 2026

US crossover deal value hit a record $220.9 billion across only 178 deals — a stark contrast to the 425 deals of Q4 2021's prior peak of $50.3 billion.

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mention·PitchBook News·APRIL 27, 2026

"Venture debt and private credit in VC-backed companies has shifted toward late stage because of the growth of AI and the need for debt financing for things like data centers or chips, which equity would be too expensive." — Kyle Stanford, Director of VC Research, PitchBook

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