Fintech

A global investment firm focusing on the technology sector, they adopt a research-driven approach and invest across early, growth, and buyout stages.

With over 135 IPOs and more than 200 portfolio companies across enterprise, consumer, and healthcare, Bessemer helps founders grow from startup through every growth phase. Their portfolio has included globally successful companies like Pinterest, LinkedIn, and DocuSign.

Invests in startups at the intersection of work and play, helping develop new ways of living and working.

Beta Boom invests in startups focused on building a better future for women and ethnic minority consumers, workers, and business owners. The only way to get noticed by Beta Boom is to fill out their 3-minute intake form. Their due diligence process lasts 6-8 weeks: 1. Intake form, 2. Initial call, 3. Data room review, 4. Additional calls, 5. Collaboration week, 6. Final review. Beta Boom also offers ongoing support from their growth team, providing weekly or daily guidance to portfolio companies in refining product-market fit, market strategies, and sales operations.

A $300M AUM fund leading pre-seed and seed rounds in fintech startups globally. They have a broad definition of fintech, covering vertical SaaS and marketplace businesses. They believe that fintech can significantly improve people's lives and have a positive impact on the world.

An India-focused early-stage venture firm boasting a portfolio of over 200 successful companies, including Slice, Open, and Teachmint, among others.

Led by Ben Ling, a former GP at Khosla Ventures, this firm helps founders find product-market fit before supporting them as they scale.

Invests in founders reinventing commerce, work, and financial transactions, using technology to redefine how the world operates.

BoxGroup is an early-stage investment fund dedicated to supporting innovative technology companies.

An NYC-based seed-stage VC focusing on scalable businesses that are not overly capital-intensive.

Byld Ventures supports technical founders building in Africa, moving quickly to lead funding rounds.

Invests in companies addressing the challenges posed by significant demographic changes.

Cambrian Ventures is a $20M fund specializing in fintech investments.

Founded in 1987, Canaan is a long-established early-stage investor, currently investing from their 12th fund ($800M).

A mission-driven VC firm with $835M AUM, investing in transformative companies building future technologies.

An early-stage fund focused on reducing the racial wealth gap by investing in Black and Latinx founders.

Early-stage venture fund investing in founders at the intersection of technology and evolving societal behaviors.

Partners with passionate founders at the earliest stages, investing in <$2MM rounds for companies addressing critical future challenges.

A Chicago-based VC firm supporting founders whose unique backgrounds allow them to create growth-oriented businesses in dynamic industries.

A fund led by Sarah Kunst, investing in the future of fintech, consumer, and enterprise.

Launched in 2015 as the tech investment arm of Clocktower Group, Clocktower Technology Ventures partners with visionary entrepreneurs reshaping financial services, investing from the earliest stages to scaling growth.

Focuses on investing in the collaborative economy and growth of the creative class to build a shared future.

Colle aims to back passionate, agile teams with a clear commitment to sustainable practices, ensuring every dimension of their business is resilient.

Collide Capital is a $66M fund supporting fearless, diverse founders who are solving complex global challenges. They assist founders by making investor introductions, providing coaching, and sharing success stories. They are also developing a formal platform offering for 2023.

Runs three key programs: Grand Central Tech, offering free rent and no equity for residency; The City Fellowship for NYC social entrepreneurs; and Boost, a fellowship for underserved tech founders.

Congruent Ventures uses a unique model backed by a long-term investor base to invest early in startups tackling sustainability and climate challenges, providing ongoing support for impactful outcomes.

New York-based VC firm established in 2005, focused on investing in early-stage software companies transforming the NYC business landscape.

Correlation Ventures uses world-class analytics to provide venture funding quickly and efficiently, offering decisions in two weeks or less with a flexible approach that does not require board seats. They do not invest in certain sectors such as tobacco, firearms, or real property.

Invests in companies that empower small businesses with efficient, well-designed financial products that enhance mobility and profitability, driving both consumer value and company growth.

Backs founders who share their hunger for solving big problems, with a focus on enterprise and fintech companies, where their expertise is most helpful.