Viola Credit Overview
Viola Credit is a global alternative credit asset manager, provides flexible, and tailored credit solutions for global technology companies to support growth through two main credit offerings: Growth Lending & Asset Backed Lending. Viola Credit is a long-term credit partner who can support the capital requirements of companies of all types and stages from operational capital requirements in supporting growth to asset-based lending needs to finance FinTech lenders. With over 23 years of experience, Viola Credit currently manages over $1.5B in various businesses across multiple stages and geographies. Viola Credit is part of the Viola Group, Israel's leading technology-focused investment group with over $5B of assets under management.
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Viola Credit closes $2 billion fund to fuel fintech growth | CTech
Viola Credit, a debt fund specializing in credit solutions for technology and fintech companies, has closed its third credit fund at $2 billion, exceeding its original target of $1.5 billion. The fund aims to support fintech companies by providing credit, with plans to execute 35 to 40 transactions ranging from $25 million to $300 million each. Viola Credit has partnered with Cadma Capital Partners, part of Apollo Global Management, in a $500 million collaboration to expand its asset-backed lending operations. The fund has attracted strong demand from institutional and private investors globally. Viola Credit is part of the Viola Group, managing over $6.5 billion in assets.
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מה גורם לעזיבות באחת מהקרנות המייסדות של ההייטק הישראלי
Viola Ventures, a prominent Israeli venture capital firm, is undergoing significant management changes as two key partners, Avi Zeevi and Danny Cohen, are stepping down. This transition is part of a broader generational shift within the firm, which is focusing on fintech, cyber, and AI investments. The firm recently raised $250 million for Viola Growth and is planning to raise a seventh fund. Despite these efforts, the firm faces challenges in the competitive venture capital landscape, with more specialized funds gaining traction. The changes aim to position Viola for long-term leadership, but the departure of experienced partners could pose challenges.
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Viola Credit closes $600m in $1.5b credit fund
Viola Credit, a global asset fund providing credit to startups, has announced the first closing of its third $600 million fund. The fund is designed to provide asset-backed credit to international fintech companies. This is the first stage in a $1.5 billion fund, which will be closed in the coming months. The fund will invest between $10 and $500 million per investment directly in Israeli and global fintech companies. Investors in the fund include veteran investors in Viola as well as institutional entities, including insurance companies, investment houses and Israeli and foreign banks.
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קרן ויולה קרדיט משלימה גיוס של 200 מיליון דולר | כלכליסט
Viola Credit, a fund specializing in credit for technology companies, is completing a fundraising round for a new debt fund of $200 million, primarily aimed at Israeli companies. The fund has already completed a first closing of $140 million, mostly from institutional investors in Israel and abroad. The new fund plans to finance about 60 Israeli companies and due to the long investment period, it will be able to recycle the funds capital more than once to a volume of about $400 million. Viola Credit plans to invest more than 50% of the funds money in Israeli companies.
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Viola Credit raising new $200 million fund | CTech
Viola Credit, a global alternative credit asset manager, is close to raising a new credit fund of $200 million, primarily aimed at Israeli firms. The fund has completed the first closing of $140 million in commitments, mostly from institutional investors. The fund plans to extend loans to early-stage tech companies with valuations between $20 million and $100 million. The new fund aims to finance around 60 Israeli firms and will have the capacity to recycle the funds capital multiple times, totaling approximately $400 million. Viola Credit plans to allocate over 50% of the funds resources to Israeli businesses.
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Abba Eban Boulevard 12, Herzliya, Israel
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