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Exclusive research by Venture Capital Journal found that more than 160 women-led venture firms have raised a combined $6.5bn since the start of 2022.
NMSIC committed $10m to Next Frontier Capital's fourth fund, which is targeting $125m to invest in B2B tech companies in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Menlo Ventures' newest partner, Rama Sekhar, says 'it’s still too darn hard for [enterprise] companies to deploy AI.'
ArcTern closed on $335m for its third climate-focused fund, including a $25m commitment from Canadian Pension Plan Investments.
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Firm founder Jason Howard says New Catalyst Strategic Partners plans to initially do seven to 10 deals, with investments between $60 million and $75 million or more.
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Distributions are key to an improved fundraising market. 'DPI tells the story,' says QED co-founder and chief investment officer Frank Rotman.
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An extended timeline to liquidity means LPs will be more careful about which GPs they continue to allocate to in 2024.    
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The Palo Alto-based firm lives up to its name as it raises third fund from LP base including institutions from around the world.
PE firms lead in AI/ML adoption, with 33% reporting that they have already adopted the tech, while just 19% of venture capital firms say the same, according to a new survey by tech provider Allvue.
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Vintage Investment Partners, which is an investor in funds from Accel, a16z and General Catalyst, closed its fourth growth-stage fund at $200m, bringing its AUM to $4bn.
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