Fundraising

ATX Venture Partners is seeking to raise $125 million for its fourth fund, according to an SEC filing.

Grayhawk Capital has closed its third fund at $76 million.

British Patient Capital Commits €25m to Nauta Capital’s oversubscribed fifth fund, which closed at €190m.

Growth investor 137 Ventures raised $350m for its latest and largest fund, showing again that providing liquidity to founders is a viable investment strategy.

Led by Young Sohn and Lip-Bu Tan, the inaugural data and AI fund raises more than $550m.

The San Francisco pre-seed investor seeks $150m for its third effort.

Industry Ventures Partnership Holdings VI focuses on emerging and seed-stage venture capital managers through both primary LP commitments and selective early secondary LP commitments.

MBM Capital focuses on companies that have been "orphaned" by their venture capital or corporate sponsors.

The firms at the top swelled in size over the last year. But 14 firms emerged on this, the second annual list of the 50 largest fundraisers worldwide in venture for the previous five years. Here are three takeaways.

Venture firms have continued their robust fundraising pace amid the pandemic. And fundraising itself might now be changed forever.