Fundraising

HRZ says it 'targets the talents, technology and market trends that originate or intersect Korea with potential for global impact'

More than half of the firms on this year’s list report that their five-year fundraising totals declined or remained flat from the previous period.

The Opportunities II fund is more than twice the size of Tamarack's debut fund and brings the firm's total AUM to more than $211m.

The firm expects to spend about $150m of its fourth Venture Innovation Fund program on LP stakes in venture funds.

Fund I will invest in the global technology sector.

Venture investors are bullish about AI agents, which are said to "achieve near-human cognition in many areas" and are expected to be adopted quickly in the enterprise.

Clelia Warburg Peters discusses her debut fund's successful fundraise and what sets Era Ventures apart from other proptech investors.

Fund II will back early-stage, capital-efficient companies across North America.

Javelin Venture Partners V will invest in approximately 20 to 25 companies, with initial investments ranging from $500 thousand to $4 million, typically in late seed or early Series A rounds.

Backed by LPs including Swiss family office Infinitas Capital, Opportuna plans to target $30m once investors are satisfied with its initial five-company portfolio.