A Quarterly Wink and a Glance at Venture Capital Podcasts

Alan Wink examines the collapse of Silicon Valley and Signature banks. He looks at the underlying causes, possible ripple effects, what it means for depositors and the technology ecosystem, possible buyers for the banks and much more.

A discussion about a few VC red flags—such as deal counts and exits. Combine those with geopolitical volatility and you have the makings of a VC market slowdown. Fundraising, however, has been a bright spot. Alan will also examine what he’s looking f…

A discussion about the factors (e.g., geopolitical events, economic uncertainty, inflation, rising interest rates, supply chain issues) that continue to apply downward pressure on venture capital markets.

Managing Director of EisnerAmper’s Capital Markets Alan Wink talks about a record year for venture capital activity, puts a bow on Q4, and gives us his thoughts on what we can expect from VC investment in 2022.

Alan Wink, Managing Director of EisnerAmper’s Capital Markets, discusses the groundbreaking Coinbase public offering. He covers valuation, volatility and institutional investors. Alan also gives us a peak at his Q1 2021 venture capital report.

In this episode Alan Wink looks at the pleasantly surprising VC numbers for 2020 and what's on his radar for 2021.

EisnerAmper Managing Director of Capital Markets Alan Wink looks at the VC landscape going into the home stretch of 2020 and the rise of special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs)

Alan Wink discusses which sectors, including health care and software, are driving growth, what’s happening with mega deals and valuations, and where we go from here.

Alan Wink gives his thoughts on the impact of the coronavirus on the VC world, how investors are changing their approach and what we can expect.