SBI Investment Co., Ltd. is a venture capital firm that invests in unlisted startups across domestic and international markets, with a focus on growth fields and emerging industries. As part of the SBI Group, the company manages venture capital funds and has invested in 1,314 companies, of which 219 have achieved public listings or been acquired by other companies.

Tel Aviv-based VC investing $1-10M in early-stage Israeli startups across digital health, fintech, deep tech, and enterprise SaaS.

115K is a corporate venture capital fund owned by La Banque Postale that invests in early-stage companies in financial services, insurtech, cybersecurity, data, and AI across France and the EU. The fund manages €150 million in assets and makes investments ranging from €500,000 to €5 million in seed, Series A, and Series B stage startups.

Ramp is a corporate card provider that helps customers automate financial planning and manage business expenses.

13books Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in European financial technology companies with global scaling ambitions. The firm partners with fintech founders and focuses on building long-term relationships to support the development of financial technology innovations.

1517 Fund is a venture capital firm that invests in founders without traditional credentials, including college dropouts, high school and undergraduate students, and deep technology scientists at the earliest stages of their companies. The fund was founded in 2015 as an expansion of the Thiel Fellowship model and has deployed over $175 million in capital across a portfolio with a combined market cap exceeding $10 billion.

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1kx is a global investment firm founded in 2018 that focuses on cryptocurrency and blockchain companies, having made over 160 investments across decentralized finance, stablecoin payments, and blockchain protocols. The firm invests based on its thesis that trust costs will decrease through blockchain-based networks and companies, and publishes research including its "Cost of Trust 2.0" framework and an onchain revenue dashboard.