Fundraising

Streamlined Ventures to raise $30 mln opportunity fund

Streamlined Ventures has set out to raise a $30 million opportunity fund, according to a filing with the SEC.

Venture capital returns soften in the second quarter

1984 Ventures seeks $75 mln for inaugural fund

San Francisco-based 1984 Ventures, led by entrepreneur and investor Ramy Adeeb, is seeking to raise $75 million for its first venture fund, according to a regulatory filing. Adeeb is the founder and CEO of Snip.it, which was acquired by Yahoo. He is also a onetime principal at Khosla Ventures, where he worked on such investments as Square and Ness Technologies, according to his bio.

LunaCap Ventures targets $30 mln for second venture debt fund

LunaCap Ventures is seeking to raise $30 million for its second fund, according to an SEC filing. The New York-based firm provides venture debt funding to early-stage companies led by military veterans, women and minorities. Paul Capon, a founder and managing partner of LunaCap Ventures, is an Air Force veteran who completed two tours in Afghanistan.

Eniac Ventures bolsters staff, begins deploying Fund IV

Valuation services heats up with launch of Solium Analytics

Fund performance: NEA, Softbank China lead 2015 vintage portfolio at SFERS

Monthly Dashboard: Fundraising and acquisitions decline in October; IPOs pick up

EnerTech partners with ENMAX to commercialize utility tech

Venture capital firm EnerTech Capital has formed a strategic partnership with ENMAX Corp focused on emerging technologies in the utility industry. EnerTech and ENMAX, a Calgary provider of electricity to residential and commercial customers, will together explore commercialization strategies within ENMAX and opportunities available through the investor's global network. EnerTech, which has offices in Calgary, Montréal, Toronto and the United States, has invested in 63 energy and power companies since 1996. It is currently investing from its fourth fund, which raised $120 million in 2013.

Genesis Park targets $250 mln for sophomore fund

Houston-based private equity firm Genesis Park has raised over $148.5 million for its second fund, according to an SEC filing. The target is $250 million.