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CRV, Menlo add to their teams, and a monthly recap of other VCs on the MoveA compilation of personnel moves from the previous four weeks at various firms, including CRV, Menlo Ventures, Oak HC/FT and others.
Oak HC/FT announces promotionsOak HC/FT, which last week announced https://pehub.lndo.site/vc-journal/oak-hc-ft-raises-800-mln-for-oversubscribed-third-fund/ it raised $800 million for its oversubscribed third fund, announced several promotions. Nancy Brown, who joined the firm in 2014 and focuses on growth equity and early stage venture deals in healthcare, was named general partner.
Fund Performance: Summit, NEA and Oak HC/FT lead portfolio of LA PensionSummit Partners stands atop the venture portfolio with an IRR of 34.6 percent.
- Ocrolus gathers $24 mln Series B
New York City-based Ocrolus, an automation platform that analyzes financial documents, has secured $24 million in Series B funding. Oak HC/FT led the round.
- Quartet scores $60 mln Series D
New York City-based Quartet, a healthcare technology company, has raised $60 million in Series D funding. The investors included Centene Corporation, F-Prime Capital Partners, GV, Oak HC/FT and Polaris Partners.
- Oak HC/FT taps Adams as EIR
Growth-equity investor Oak HC/FT has named Jenn Adams as an executive-in-residence. In this role, Adams will be responsible for developing new tech-enabled healthcare businesses. Previously, Adams worked at AmerisourceBergen where she was senior vice president and president of clinical product solutions.
Oak HC/FT taps former Venmo COO Vaughan as EIRGrowth-equity investor Oak HC/FT announced it added Michael Vaughan as an Executive-in-Residence to help develop and advise new fintech businesses. Vaughan formerly was COO of Venmo, where he worked for eight years, leading the company with its Series A round in 2011 through acquisitions to Braintree and then to PayPal.
- Fintech startup Pagaya lands $25 mln Series C
New York and Tel Aviv-based Pagaya, a fintech startup, has secured $25 million in Series C funding. Oak HC/FT led the round.