Liquidity Capital, Yas Investment launch $100 million venture debt fund in UAE wamda.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wamda.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Trifecta Capital announces final close of Trifecta Venture Debt Fund II at Rs 1,025 Cr
Trifecta Venture Debt Fund II has already invested Rs 900 crore across 38 companies. With a provision to recycle capital, the fund will have an investible corpus of up to Rs 2,560 crore.
0 claps
Trifecta Capital has announced its second venture debt fund, Trifecta Venture Debt Fund.
The fund was launched in March 2019 and has been oversubscribed in its final closing. The fund, with an initial target of Rs 1,000 crore ($137 million), including a green shoe option of Rs 250 crore, received investor commitments of Rs 1,025 crore ($ 140 million).
Rahul Khanna, Managing Partner said, “Successfully closing Fund II during these challenging times is evidence of the performance of our funds and the maturity of the asset class that we pioneered in 2014. Besides consistently beating the quarterly hurdle on returns for over five years across both funds, we have returned a significant portion of our f
[Funding Alert] BharatPe raises one of the largest venture debts of Rs 139 Cr
Alteria Capital, the venture debt firm, announced that it has invested Rs 90 crore in the fintech startup BharatPe. It also raised an additional investment of Rs 49 crore from ICII Bank. Bharatpe intends to raise Rs 250 crore as part of this debt round.
0 claps
Rs 90 crore of venture debt by
Alteria Capital and Rs 49 crore from ICICI bank. It has raised a total of Rs 139 crore of debt capital in this round . This will be one of the largest debt cheques for an Indian startup till date. The funding is a part of a larger debt of
22.12.2020
This European VC wants to invest £75M in software startups from Central & Eastern Europe, Israel, Baltics, Finland and CIS
Many believe that technology companies across the world have great potential to drive future business transformation and long-term value. And Flashpoint Venture Capital is one among them.
Against all odds, the year 2020 has been a record year of investments in the tech space. According to a report by Atomico, European VC is standing on its own feet, continuing its outperformance versus other key indices, and reducing its dependence on government agency funding.
Now another leading international technology investment firm with its roots from Budapest, that specifically backs companies founded by management teams in Central and Eastern Europe, Israel, the Baltics, Finland and the CIS, has now announced the 1st close of its third VC fund targeting $100 million (£75 million approximately).
Flashpoint Venture Capital, a diversified international technology investment firm, is announcing the first close of its third venture capital fund targeting US$75-100m.
Launched in 2012 by General Partners Alexander Konoplyasty and Michael Szalontay, the firm has an investment model combining early-stage venture capital, venture debt and a later stage secondary fund expected to be launched in the near future.
Flashpoint backs international companies founded by management teams from Central and Eastern Europe, Israel, the Baltics, Finland and the CIS, helping them grow beyond their home geographies and into the US and Europe.
Its principals have deep local connections in their key markets of Budapest, London, Riga, Tel Aviv and Warsaw, knowing the founders that they back personally, closely and for a long time. The team takes a data-driven approach to investment sourcing, selection and analysis, which is driven by proprietary developed technology and AI. The Flashpoint platf