Vintage Investment Partners has raised $920 million in new capital, increasing its total assets under management to more than $4.8 billion.
The Tel Aviv, Israel-based global venture capital platform said the funding would strengthen its capacity to invest in venture capital funds and venture-backed companies through both primary and secondary investments.
Firm Maintains Focus on Venture Capital Markets
Vintage Investment Partners focuses exclusively on venture capital and has established long-standing relationships with prominent venture fund managers across the United States, Europe and Israel.
The firm also draws on proprietary data and insights gathered from thousands of venture funds and companies that it tracks to support its investment activities.
Leadership Team Expands With New Promotions
Vintage operates from offices in Tel Aviv, London and New York. Its current partners include Asaf Horesh, Abe Finkelstein, Amit Frenkel, Iren Reznikov and Leyla Holterud.
The firm has also promoted Tzlil Kovetz and Ilan Leiferman to new roles.
Leiferman serves as Partner and Chief Value Officer, while Kovetz joins the partnership as a Partner.
Vintage Appoints Chief Investor Relations Officer
The firm recently appointed Brachie Sprung as Chief Investor Relations Officer.
Sprung brings 20 years of international experience spanning venture capital, fundraising, investor relations and strategic communications.
Horesh and Finkelstein serve as Vintage Investment Partners’ co-managing partners.