European Healthtech Grabs The Investor Headlines In H1 2022
Cautious Optimism For Sector And M&A Set To Stay Strong In 2022
Executive Summary
After a runaway 2021 and a strong if bumpy first quarter of 2022, all health care product sectors underwent an investment dip in the second quarter, says Silicon Valley Bank. Healthtech in Europe remained a stand-out performer.
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