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British firm CBG joins medical device incubator MEDX Xelerator with $20 million investment
Israeli-based medical device incubator MEDX Xelerator has announced that the British investment firm Consensus Business Group (CBG) is joining the incubator as a partner. CBG will invest $20 million in the incubator, joining current investors Boston Scientific, MEDX Ventures Group, Intellectual Ventures, and Sheba Medical Center. The partnership aims to develop advanced medical technologies with a focus on remote care and home hospitalization. MEDX Xelerator, formed as an initiative of Boston Scientific, MEDX Ventures Group, and Sheba Medical Center, leverages the expertise and industry experience of its team and partners to nurture its portfolio companies. CBGs investment will expand resources and accelerate portfolio commercialization activities.
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המיליארדר שהפסיד 80 מיליון דולר ב-4 שעות מנסה לעשות כסף מאוויר
וינסנט צנגוויז, המיליארדר היהודי-בריטי, השקיע בפלנטק, פלטפורמה פיננסית שמטרתה לאפשר ביצוע עסקות רכש גומלין בפחמן דו-חמצני. הפלטפורמה מאגדת ממשלות, ארגונים חברתיים וחברות שמעוניינות למדוד את טביעת הרגל הפחמנית שלהן ולסחור בחיסכון בגזי החממה. המאמר מדבר על רצון של צנגוויז למנף את קשריו העסקיים לפתרון טכנולוגי שיאפשר לבצע עסקות בפחמן דו-חמצני.
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https://www.jpost.com/Jpost-Tech/British-Iranian-property-tycoon-aims-to-slash-global-carbon-emissions-613413
Vincent Tchenquiz, the property tycoon and founder of Consensus Business Group, discusses his diverse and international investment portfolio, which includes investments in pharma, medical devices, cleantech, sustainability, defense, infrastructure, and solar power. The company has invested approximately $400 million in Israeli technologies, primarily focused on healthtech, cleantech, agritech, and carbon tech solutions. Tchenquiz aims to promote healthcare and climate change, with a focus on reducing carbon emissions. He has created a platform to turn offset obligations resulting from major military sales transactions into initiatives that reduce carbon emissions. Consensus has also invested in funds managed by Inspired Evolution, with a focus on promoting a sustainable energy future in Africa. Tchenquiz emphasizes the importance of Fortune 500 firms embracing these technologies and scaling them globally.
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Property tycoon to invest another $100m in tech companies
Property tycoon Vincent Tchenguiz plans to invest $100 million worth of venture capital into tech start-ups, with a focus on biotechnology. His Consensus Business Group has already invested $200 million in tech companies over the past three years. Tchenguiz aims to diversify his operations and move away from just property to the world of technology. Biotechnology accounts for almost two-thirds of Consensuss tech investments, along with companies working on medical devices, cyber security, and artificial intelligence. Tchenguizs strategy is to forge links between groups in similar fields and develop relationships with hospitals in Tel Aviv. Holdings in Israel include Omnix Medical, Mimic, and TPCera.
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Vincent Tchenguiz sees collapse of status-quo
British billionaire Vincent Tchenguiz, known for his investments in the real estate industry, has also invested $200 million in the Israeli medical technology sector. Tchenguizs investments in Israel include funds, incubators, and companies, with a focus on biomed. He aims to build a financial model for these companies and establish relationships with hospitals to create mutual partnerships. Tchenguiz believes that the global economy is not sustainable and predicts a trade war between the US and China. He invests in companies that can help others address tighter regulations. Additionally, Tchenguiz is interested in combining real estate and healthcare, exploring lease management solutions and technologies that promote the health and wellness of tenants.
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Vincent Tchenguiz's Consensus Business Group Invests $6 million in Israeli Venture Fund
London-based private equity firm Consensus Business Group Ltd. has committed $6 million to a new fund from Israel-based State of Mind Ventures. This is the second $6 million commitment from CBG to SOMV, with their collaboration dating back to 2016. SOMV is led by Pinhas Buchris, a former commander of Unit 8200, the Israeli intelligence equivalent of the NSA. CBG, led by Vincent Tchenguiz, invests in various industries including real estate, tech, energy, and media.
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