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VC firm, family offices bet on quant investment firm QiCAP
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3m ago
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Venture capital firm and family offices, including several high-net-worth individuals, have collectively invested in QiCAP.Ai Investments Pvt Ltd, a quantitative investment and trading firm based in Mumbai. QiCAP has successfully raised Rs 242.40 crore ($28.8 million) to advance its financial operations.
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Family Offices Bet Big on India's Growth-Stage Start-ups
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7m ago
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Family offices in India are playing a significant role in supporting and funding growth-stage start-ups. With a surge in the number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNIs) in the country, the number of family offices has also increased, reaching over 300 in 2024. These family offices bring patient capital to new-age businesses and provide not only financial support but also relationship capital and expertise capital. They have accounted for a significant portion of venture capital investments in Indian start-ups and are helping bridge the gap between entrepreneurial ambition and financial backing. Additionally, family offices are also unlocking domestic capital for start-ups, filling funding gaps, and diversifying investment portfolios.
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Family office VNAM’s Narang on controlling bets, aversion to private markets and more
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1y ago
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Delhi-based multi-family office VNAM Advisors believes that public equity and real estate are reliable investment avenues. The firm, catering to undisclosed marquee family offices, emphasizes controlling bets and aversion to private markets. VNAM's clients include five undisclosed family offices, with a focus on traditional businesses.
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Early-stage VC firm Veda VC makes first close of Rs 250Cr fund
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1y ago
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Veda VC, an early-stage venture capital firm, has achieved the first close of its Rs 250 crore ($30 million) fund, led by family offices and startup CXOs. The SEBI-registered fund will invest in Indian tech and tech-enabled startups, focusing on consumer internet, SaaS, fintech, and deeptech sectors, with investment sizes ranging from $250,000 to $1.25 million. Veda VC aims to support portfolio companies with not only capital but also domain expertise, network, and execution skills. The Bengaluru-based firm, founded in 2019, has already invested in 46 startups, several of which received follow-on funding from notable investors.
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Saudi VC firm Waad Investment onboards Omani LP for $200-mn fund
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5m ago
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Saudi Arabia's Waad Investment, a venture capital firm, has secured a commitment from the Oman Investment Authority's technology arm for its $200 million fund. The fund targets growth-stage startups within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. Supported by a consortium of Gulf investors and family offices, Waad Investment aims to foster innovative startups. This collaboration highlights regional efforts to bolster the entrepreneurship ecosystem and advance technology-driven investments in the GCC.
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VC firm Waad Investment launches debut fund with $200 mn target
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11m ago
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Saudi Arabian venture capital firm, Waad Investment, has launched its debut fund with a target of $200m. The Riyadh-based firm, backed by a consortium of Gulf-based investors and family offices, will invest in growth-stage tech start-ups in the Gulf Cooperation Council region. The fund will offer mentorship and guidance to start-ups, and will be a major source of investment for the region. Waad Investment's existing portfolio of 23 start-ups includes companies in fintech, AI, F&B, and proptech sectors.
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Sanjay Nayar-led Sorin Investments closes maiden fund at $162 mn
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1y ago
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Tech-focused investment firm Sorin Investments, co-founded by Sanjay Nayar and Angad Banga, has closed its maiden fund with $162 million in commitments. The fund primarily received capital from family offices and institutions, with 90% sourced from India. Notable limited partners include the Nayar and Banga family offices, the Munjal family office, KKR co-founder Henry Kravis' family office, and senior partners from KKR. Sorin focuses on Series A and B investments in various tech sectors and has already invested in five companies. The firm plans to create a portfolio of around a dozen investments.
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Silence is an early stage climate tech VC fund with $35 million
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1y ago
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Silence, an angel-style venture capital firm focused on climate tech, has raised $35 million for small investments in climate startups. Led by Borja Moreno de los Rios, Silence aims to apply the tech startup playbook to climate investment. Unlike traditional VCs, Silence does not lead rounds or take board seats, allowing them to remain neutral. The firm has already invested in 22 different companies, including Cardino, a used EV marketplace. Silence's limited partners include general partners at VC firms and family offices. With a focus on SaaS and marketplaces, Silence seeks to create value through safer investments rather than high-risk moonshots.
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Endiya Partners, Z Nation, family offices write-off bet on oncology platform
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7m ago
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Angel investors and family offices, including notable figures like Sunil Kant Munjal of Hero Group, Kris Gopalakrishnan of Infosys, the Burman family of Dabur, and Ronnie Screwvala, along with venture capital firm Endiya Capital and Z Nation Lab, are expected to write-off their investments in a technology-driven oncology platform. Despite early-stage backing, the platform has presumably faced setbacks leading to financial losses for these investors.
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How family offices, PE-VC funds are faring as Waterfield gets a valuation bump
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5m ago
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Waterfield Advisors Pvt. Ltd, a Mumbai-based multi-family office and wealth management firm, recently raised $15 million in a funding round led by Singapore-based venture capital firm Jungle Ventures. The round allowed existing shareholders to monetize their investments in the firm. As Waterfield secures this valuation boost, it highlights the evolving landscape for family offices, private equity, and venture capital funds, reflecting their adaptive strategies in the current financial environment.
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Paventsone VC raises nearly $100 mn in maiden outing
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8m ago
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Hyderabad-based venture capital firm Pavestone VC has closed its maiden fund, Pavestone Technology Fund, with a corpus of $97 million. The fund received commitments from large family offices and domestic and international institutional investors, including the Self-Reliant India (SRI) Fund and the family office of Mankind Pharma promoters. Pavestone VC focuses on investing in early- and growth-stage companies that solve problems for large enterprises in the B2B space and also selectively invests in early-stage companies in advanced technologies. The firm has already invested in five companies and aims to build a portfolio of about 18 companies.
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