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Venture Debt Webinar

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The early-stage debt financing market, which includes venture debt, had its foundation rattled little more than a year ago when its de facto leader, Silicon Valley Bank, suffered a major crisis. This event subsequently triggered a broader venture banking upheaval that reverberated throughout the venture debt markets.

Watch a recording (5/08/2024) of Capital Advisors Group’s Venture Debt Webinar. 

In our webinar, we discuss a number of topics, including:

  • The immediate fallout from the venture banking crisis
  • Trends in pricing, terms, and market activity
  • The future state of venture lending

Speakers:

Stefan Spazek

EVP & Director of Debt Placement, Capital Advisors Group

Contact Stefan through LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefanspazek/) or visit https://www.capitaladvisors.com/contact-capital-advisors/.

Phil Gager

Senior Managing Director, Tech Lending, Trinity Capital 

Contact Chris through LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-gager-4b42a/) or visit https://trinitycap.com/phil-gager/. 

Sean McGah

Managing Director, Structured Finance & Technology, Venture Banking Group at Customers Bank

Contact Sean through LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-m-35352811/) 

Chris Kalakay

Partner, SLR Capital Partners

Contact Chris through LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherkalakay/) or visit https://www.slrcapitalpartners.com/Team

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