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Bessemer Venture Partners closes on $3 3 billion across two funds – TechCrunch

Bessemer Venture Partners closes on $3.3 billion across two funds Another VC firm has closed on some significant funding for investments underscoring both the long-term confidence investors continue to have for backing startups in the tech sector, and the amount of money swimming around in venture at the moment. Bessemer Venture Partners announced Thursday the close of two new funds totaling $3.3 billion, money that it will be using to back early-stage startups as well as growth rounds for more mature companies. The Redwood City-based firm closed BVP XI with $2.475 billion and BVP Century II with $825 million in total commitments. With BVP XI, Bessemer plans to focus on early-stage companies spanning enterprise, consumer, healthcare and frontier technologies. Its Century II fund, meanwhile, will be aimed at backing growth-stage companies that Bessemer said it believes “will define the next century,” and will include both follow-on rounds for existing portfolio companies an

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Bessemer Venture Partners closes two new funds at $3 3bn

Bessemer Venture Partners closes two new funds at $3.3bn Silicon Valley investment firm Bessemer Venture Partners has closed two new funds totalling $3.3bn. The firm, which made early bets on LinkedIn, Pinterest and Twitch, has secured commitments from limited partners for two funds called BVP XI at $2.5bn and BVP Century II at $825m. The former is the firm’s largest fund to date and will focus on early-stage investments in healthcare, enterprise and consumer tech. The latter will focus on follow on investments in growth-stage companies. Bessemer has several offices in the US, Europe and Asia in order to find investments in several markets.

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Jeff Bezos lieutenant Blackburn joins silicon valley firm

Jeff Bezos lieutenant Blackburn joins silicon valley firm Blackburn’s departure from Amazon followed the disclosure that Jeff Bezos is stepping aside as chief executive officer later this year, moving to executive chairman. (REUTERS)Premium . Updated: 26 Feb 2021, 10:17 AM IST Bloomberg Blackburn will be a partner at venture capital firm Bessemer Venture Partners, which made early investments in Shopify, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Twilio Share Via Read Full Story Jeff Blackburn, the longtime Amazon.com Inc. executive who announced his departure this week, has landed at Bessemer Venture Partners. Blackburn will be a partner at the venture capital firm, which made early investments in Shopify Inc., Pinterest Inc., LinkedIn and Twilio Inc. Bessemer also made a bet on streaming business Twitch, which Amazon acquired.

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Bessemer Venture Partners : Closes $3 3 Billion Across Two Funds; Welcomes Amazon com Veteran Jeff Blackburn as Partner

Bessemer Venture Partners : Closes $3 3 Billion Across Two Funds; Welcomes Amazon com Veteran Jeff Blackburn as Partner
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Forget FAANG It s Time to Scale MT SAAS | Model Portfolio Channel

By Jeremy Schwartz, CFA, Global Head of Research; Kara Marciscano, CFA, Senior Research Analyst Technology experts at Bessemer Venture Partners have released a new report detailing why the FAANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google), that so aptly portrayed technology market leadership over the last decade, are facing a potential trend change. The FAANGs benefited from the dual macro trends of the last two decades relating to the Internet and mobile adoption. FAANG stocks outperformed major market indexes, like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Indexes, by a significant margin, of at least 14% annualized since 2010.[1] Byron Deeter and Mary D’Onofrio believe the FAANG stocks’ best growth years are behind them, raising serious questions about the future of the group’s premier status.

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