NewView Capital overview
Stories about NewView Capital
NEA spin-out NewView targets $400m for latest VC secondaries fund
NewView Capital Fund IV arrives in the market as venture secondaries are heating up, driven by overallocated LPs pressing GPs to expand distributions as a way to replenish capital stocks
Tender offers: a $300bn liquidity opportunity?
NewView Capital's just-released report reveals new data on the often-undisclosed deal structure and its use in the venture industry.
Inside the tender offer
A report from NewView Capital shares insights gleaned from more than a dozen tender offer transactions it has participated in over the past few years.
Why secondaries are here to stay
Ravi Viswanathan of NewView Capital says secondaries are becoming a structural part of the venture market, not just a short-term solution.
NEA spin-out NewView targets $700m for venture secondaries
NewView was spun out of Silicon Valley venture giant NEA in 2018 through a $1.35bn secondaries deal backed by Goldman Sachs and Hamilton Lane.
NVC appoints new partner
Prior to joining NVC, Chaudhary was chief revenue officer at Scale.ai and the global vice president of vertical sales at Twilio.
NewView Capital raises $544m for growth deals and to provide liquidity to other VCs
The firm, which spun out of New Enterprise Associates in 2018, raised two funds, including a special vehicle to buy portfolios being liquidated by other VC funds.
NVC racks up $544m for two funds
NewView Capital has raised $544 million across two funds: NewView Capital Fund II and Special Opportunities Fund I.
NewView Capital contact information
Offices
1201 Howard Ave, Suite 101, Burlingame, 94010, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Pradeep Ramamurthy | Job titlePartner & Head of Investor Relations | LocationBurlingame, United States | Email  ----------- |
| Key ContactMs. Bessie Wu | Job titleChief Financial Officer | LocationBurlingame, United States | Email -------- |
| Mr. Ravi Viswanathan | Job titleFounder and Managing Partner | LocationBurlingame, United States | Email --------- |
| Mr. Nick Bunick | Job titlePrincipal, Investments | LocationBurlingame, United States | Email -------- |
NewView Capital funds managed
Funds in market: 1
| Fund | Fund size | Open date | Strategy |
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Fund size ----------- | Open dateDec 2025 | Strategy ----------- | |
Closed funds: 7
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
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Fund size --------- | Close dateOct 2025 | Strategy ----------- | |
Fund size -------- | Close dateAug 2024 | Strategy -------- | |
Fund size ---------- | Close dateJul 2022 | Strategy ------ | |
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Continuation funds: experts weigh in
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NEA runs large strip sale on numerous assets as GPs hunt for liquidity
The deal, which hit the market in November, could total more than $1 billion depending on its final structure, sources say.