Firms & Funds

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Industry Ventures founder Hans Swildens has started to hear from LPs at risk of defaulting on capital calls from venture funds because of lack of liquidity – something he hasn’t seen since 2009-2010.
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Return LPs include City Football Group, Sinclair Broadcast Group, adidas, Anschutz Entertainment Group, Bank of Montreal, Intersect Capital, Wise Ventures and the ownership group of the Indiana Pacers.
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Despite reports that say the late-stage and growth segments of the venture industry face a tough road ahead, M33 Growth found strong demand for its third fund, which beat its target.
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The €1bn fund is 43% bigger than its predecessor and will continue the firm's strategy of backing European growth-stage software and consumer internet companies.
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Big names like Hamilton Lane, KKR and Partners Group have embraced tokenization for private equity funds, so why haven't any large VC firms followed suit?
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B Capital Group invests in the enterprise, financial technology and healthcare sectors.
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Pierre Mauriès, a former executive with The Carlyle Group and the Private Equity Technology practice director at PwC, is nearing a first close on a $500m fund for Nemesis Technologies.
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The VC firm hopes to incentivize operators who do not have a fully baked idea but are eager to collaborate with former colleagues to form cohesive teams.
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One of the two asset managers to which California Public Employees’ Retirement System allocated a combined $1 billion this week to expand diversity in alternative investment management said venture capital will be a key component of the inaugural fund it is launching with the pension fund’s capital.
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Cake Ventures, a new pre-seed and seed venture firm, has closed its debut fund at $17m to invest in companies creating technologies that address major demographic changes.
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