Vintage Investment Partners News
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/PRNewswire/ -- Vintage Investment Partners ("Vintage"), a global venture capital platform with $4.3 billion in AUM and founded in 2003, today announced the...
Vintage Investment Partners, a global venture capital platform, has announced the opening of its first European office in London, marking a significant expansion in its operations. Leyla Holterud has been appointed as Partner to lead this expansion, bringing her extensive experience in venture capital and growth equity. The move is part of Vintages strategy to deepen its involvement in the European tech ecosystem, supporting leading fund managers and private tech companies. The company aims to leverage its global platform to connect European founders with insights, customers, and scale across markets. Vintages expansion reflects its commitment to accelerating investments in European venture capital and providing tailored secondary solutions and direct investments into growth-stage companies.
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Reznikov joins Vintage from SentinelOne, where she led Corporate Development and Venture Investments across Israel and EMEA, managing its $100 million venture arm.
Vintage Investment Partners, a global venture capital platform with over $4 billion under management, has appointed Iren Reznikov as a Partner. Reznikov, who specializes in enterprise infrastructure software and cybersecurity, joins from SentinelOne, where she managed its $100 million venture arm. Her extensive experience includes roles at Cisco and YL Ventures, with a focus on early-stage cybersecurity investments. Reznikovs appointment is seen as a strategic move to leverage her expertise in cybersecurity, AI, and enterprise software to support founders and fund managers in building enduring companies. This appointment is part of Vintages broader strategy to enhance its investment platform and create lasting value across the venture ecosystem.
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Vintage Announces the Promotion of Shira Eting to Partner as well as the Appointment of Erez Mor as CISO
Vintage Investment Partners, a global venture capital platform with $4 billion under management, has announced the promotion of Shira Eting to Partner and the appointment of Erez Mor as Chief Information Security Officer. Eting joined Vintage in 2019 and has shown strong leadership, particularly in healthcare and climate investing. Mor, previously of fintech company Rapyd, brings a wealth of experience in information security. The company also announced that Hamutal Meridor will be leaving Vintage to return to entrepreneurship.
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Vintage Investment Partners raises $200 million for its 4th growth-stage fund | CTech
Vintage Investment Partners has closed its 4th growth-stage venture fund (Growth IV) at $200 million, surpassing its target of $175 million. The fund will invest in 15-20 leading Israeli, European, and U.S. growth-stage technology startups. This brings Vintage’s total assets under management to roughly $4 billion. The company also provides Value+ services, generating meaningful business engagements for startups, funds, and corporate partners. Vintage has expanded its team to over 60 people since its last growth fund.
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Israel's Vintage raises $631 million for fund-of funds | CTech
Vintage Investment Partners, an Israeli-founded global technology investment firm, has completed the final closing of its seventh fund-of-funds of $631 million. The new fund brings Vintage’s total active assets under management to over $3.6 billion. The fund is comprised of four venture fund-of-funds partnerships investing across the U.S., Europe, Canada, and Israel. Vintage believes that the next three to four years will be a great period to invest in venture due to technological innovation addressing various challenges. The firm is managed by its seven partners.
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Israeli tech investor Vintage Investment Partners raises $812 million
Israeli technology investment firm Vintage Investment Partners, founded by Alan Feld, has raised $812 million across two new funds. The firm has closed a $500 million fund-of-funds and an additional $312 million secondary fund. Vintage will use the fund-of-funds to invest in other funds, while the secondary fund will be used to acquire shares in companies held by other VCs, founders, or employees. Vintage has previously invested in venture capital funds and startups such as Klarna Bank AB and Wolt.
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Vintage Investment Partners appoints Hamutal Meridor as a Venture Partner
Vintage Investment Partners has announced the addition of Hamutal Meridor as a Venture Partner. Meridor brings extensive experience in the AI space and will help deepen the firms coverage in this area. Vintage Investment Partners is a global venture platform with over $2.1 billion in assets under management across 12 funds. The firm is invested in leading venture funds and late-stage startups and has exposure to over 2,200 technology companies. Vintage leverages its network and database to provide value-added services, connecting startups with corporations seeking innovation.
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Vintage Investment Partners Signs United Nations Supported Principals for Responsible Investment (UN PRI)
Vintage Investment Partners has become a signatory and partner to the PRI, an international network promoting responsible investing. By joining, Vintage demonstrates its commitment to incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in its investment decisions. The company aims to shape a more sustainable global tech system and encourages its portfolio companies to adopt best practices. Vintage will implement the PRI principles and develop investing guidelines. Vintage is also known for its Power in Diversity Israel Initiative, which promotes the participation of women and minorities in the startup ecosystem. The CEO of PRI welcomed Vintages commitment to ESG and responsible investment practices.
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Israeli Investment Firm Vintage Secures $133 Million in Commitments for New Co-Investment Fund
Vintage Investment Partners, an Israel-based technology investment firm, has secured $133 million in commitments for its new growth co-investment fund. The fund will be used to invest in Israeli and European companies. With the closing of this new fund, Vintages assets under management now exceed $1.9 billion. The company aims to expand its team and provide value-add to its investors, portfolio funds, and portfolio companies.
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Vintage Investment Partners holds 0m first close for fifth fund of venture funds AltAssets Private Equity News
Vintage Investment Partners has raised $290m for the first close of its fifth fund of venture funds.
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Israel's Vintage closes $215m VC fund
Israeli venture capital fund Vintage Investment Partners has raised $215 million for its tenth fund, Vintage Investments X. The fund was heavily over-subscribed, surpassing its fundraising target of $175 million. The financing was raised from leading US, Canadian, and Israeli financial institutions, university endowments, foundations, and family offices. Vintage Investment Partners will use the fund to purchase limited partnership positions in Israeli and European venture and growth equity funds, as well as select US venture funds. The firm will also acquire shares in private technology companies. Vintage Investment Partners has raised a total of $1.5 billion under management. The fund represents a major milestone for the company as its largest secondary fund to date.
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Vintage Investment Partners Raises $144 Million for New Companies in Israel, Europe, US
Vintage Investment Partners has closed a Series A round of investments, raising $144 million for its Fund of Funds pool. The funding exceeded expectations by $40 million and was secured from U.S., Canadian, and Israeli financial institutions, endowments, foundations, and family offices. The money will be used for investments in new companies in Israel, Europe, and the U.S. Vintage Investment Partners provides liquidity solutions for investors in Israeli and European venture capital funds, select U.S. venture capital funds, and Israeli private equity funds. The firm currently manages approximately $420 million through its fund of funds activities. The Founder and Managing Partner of Vintage, Alan Feld, highlighted the significant opportunity for Series A investment in Israel due to the high number of new companies being formed.
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