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Since the beginning of 2015, 1,533 VC investors have participated in at least one of the 1,403 late-stage deals conducted in the US software industry, per the PitchBook Platform. Of those deals, 45.5% have gone to companies based in California, followed by New York (13.3%) and Massachusetts (8.9%).
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Here are the seven most active late-stage venture investors in US software startups since the beginning of 2015, along with their investment counts:
1. Accel (52)
2. NEA (50)
3. Battery Ventures (43)
4. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (42)
5. Bain Capital Ventures (41)
6. Andreessen Horowitz (40)
7. Bessemer Venture Partners (39)
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