Ryan Hibbison
NMSIC is on track to commit nearly $300m combined to seven vintage-2023 VC funds, after investing $365m in 16 vintage-2022 funds.
The London-based firm raised $190m for its second flagship fund, which will target late-stage investments in B2B SaaS companies.
Norrsken22 closed its debut fund at an oversubscribed $205m with support from its namesake foundation to invest primarily in sub-Saharan growth-stage companies.
The co-founder and CEO of Embedded Ventures talks Beyoncé (her childhood hero), grilled cheese and tomato soup, and making the Moon the 51st state.
The Houston-based firm is targeting $150m for its debut fund.
The Michigan firm closed on $50m for its second fund, nearly twice the size of its debut, as it seeks companies outside of traditional tech hubs.
The Canadian early-stage investor plans to invest larger amounts in more kinds of fintech start-ups with its larger sophomore fund.
The small Kentucky-based firm has built an AI system that has enabled it to analyze more than 30,000 start-ups since 2019.
The recent IPOs for Arm, Instacart, Klaviyo and Neumora Therapeutics have investors eager to see more unicorns follow suit and end the distribution dry spell.
The firm closed on $500m for its 11th flagship vehicle, which had a target of $600m.