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Hami Dodangeh

Customer Success Associate at PitchBook

Hami Dodangeh is an accomplished professional with a background in Social Science, having studied BA (Hons) at the University of the West of England. With a diverse range of experiences in the education sector, Hami has held various roles in prestigious organizations. Previously, Hami served as a Customer Success Associate at PitchBook Data, where he honed his skills in client relations and satisfaction. Before that, Hami worked as a Recruitment and Admissions Manager for Graduate Masters programs at the renowned London Business School, showcasing his expertise in student recruitment and admissions processes. Prior to that role, Hami was an Enrolment Services Counsellor at INTO University Partnerships, where he provided valuable guidance and support to students. Hami also gained experience as an Admissions Assistant at INTO University Partnerships, demonstrating his commitment to facilitating the admissions process for aspiring students.

Highlights

Mar 14 · linkedin

SVB was an integral piece of VC, and its failure will have a large impact on the market.

PitchBook's latest analyst note breaks down how we got to this point, the immediate impact of SVB's failure, the broader implications for venture lending, and what a future venture capital market could look like without Silicon Valley Bank.

Mar 7 · linkedin

The Nordic region was remarkably resilient to the toxic mix of rising interest rates and geopolitical turmoil that negatively impacted European private capital deals last year. Nordic private equity (PE) saw a 6.2% increase in deal volume year-over-year, while venture capital (VC) experienced its second-best year for deal value in 2022. Our 2023 Nordic Private Capital Breakdown details how the region remained steadfast.

Key takeaways include:

  • PE exits saw their second-best year in 2022, with the region’s public listings accounting for more than a third of those occurring in the whole of Europe.

  • VC fundraising was weaker in the Nordics compared with the rest of Europe—and was dominated by one large player, EQT. The firm was alone in raising a VC fund surpassing €1 billion.

  • VC saw a record €5 billion in exits by acquisition.

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Greater London, England, United Kingdom