Firms & Funds

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Will VC fund investors start to seek relief from the pain of a historic lack of distributions?
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Of our four most-read stories this year, three are focused on the venture secondaries market.
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Investors in Fund II include AXA Venture Partners, BPI France, Mubadala Investment Company and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
The tech-focused firm closed on $650m for Accel XVI, meeting its target and raising the same amount as it did for Fund XV two years ago.
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The operator of an accelerator for emerging fund managers hopes to expand awareness of opportunities to stake minority investments in VC managers.    
As more investors conduct climate scenario analyses, the severity of physical risks on investment portfolios is becoming clearer.
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The London-based firm raised $190m for its second flagship fund, which will target late-stage investments in B2B SaaS companies.
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The San Francisco-based firm is one of 26 women-led venture funds to hold a close in 2023, raising nearly $2 billion combined, according to Venture Capital Journal research.
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Based in the firm's San Francisco office, McBride will focus on investing in early-stage enterprise technology companies.
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A total of 25 women-led venture funds have raised a combined $1.9 billion this year, according to Venture Capital Journal research.
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