First Citizens BancShares Inc., through its division Silicon Valley Bank, has released its latest market analysis indicating a robust trend in AI-related deals within the healthcare sector, despite a broader decline in fundraising activities. According to their 2025 Healthcare Investments and Exits report, AI investment in healthtech has doubled in the past year, highlighting a shift towards technologies that enhance administrative efficiency. Healthtech AI alone constitutes 21% of healthcare investments, with significant funding directed towards AI tools in diagnostics and back-office applications. The report also underscores China's growing influence in global biotech, with biopharma licensing deals reaching $3 billion in the first half of 2025, surpassing the previous year's total. These insights suggest a continued investor focus on AI innovations amidst challenging market conditions.
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