Vintage Investment Partners, a global venture capital platform based in Herzliya, has raised $200 million for its fourth growth-stage venture fund. The fund, called Growth IV, will be used to invest in leading Israeli, European, and American emerging technology startups. Vintage Investment Partners now has approximately $4 billion in assets under management. The company previously raised $632 million for a fund of funds in 20XX and $312 million for a secondary fund in 20XX. Vintage Investment Partners has invested in several Israeli startups, including JFrog, Honeybook, and Monday.com.
Vintage Investment Partners Surpasses Expectations, Raises $200M for New Fund
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