List of the 1,000 largest Fintech Venture Capital Investors [2024]

List of 5 large Fintech venture capital investors

The financial sector is one of the most influential and important parts of our economy and, with the growth of digitalization, the number of financial technology companies (better known as Fintech) has increased significantly. This article highlights five interesting fintech venture capital investors from our curated list.

1. Alven (France)

Alven is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Paris. As of 2020 Alven has over €2 billion in funds under management and backed more than 160 startups over the last 22 years. Alevn’s sector of interests includes mainly data management platforms, AI, security solutions, Saas, and more. An interesting portfolio company is Qonto, a company that aims to become the next-generation bank for entrepreneurs, SMEs, and startups by providing fast and time-saving online services improving financial visibility, and saving banking fees.

2. Anthemis Group (United Kingdom)

Anthemis Group is a global platform based in London, that aims to solve the financial systems’ most pressing challenges faster and better. The firm invests across all stages of growth from pre-seed to IPO. In 2019 Anthemis launched a Female Innovators Lab Fund, that became the largest early-stage fintech fund dedicated to companies founded by women in 2023. An example portfolio company is Addition Wealth, a financial wellness platform based in New York. The company allows employees to make smart, informed financial decisions, by taking a tech-forward approach.

Update 2024: In April 2023, Anthemis’ Female Innovators Lab Fund reached $50 million, making it the largest early-stage fintech fund dedicated to companies founded by women.

3. Mendoza Ventures (USA)

Mendoza Ventures is a venture capital fund that is mostly interested in fintech, AI, and cybersecurity. They have an actively managed approach and invest in early and growth-stage companies. The company also wants to improve diversity, therefore, 75 % of its portfolio consists of immigrant-, people of colour-, and women-led start-ups. One of these companies is Finch, an application that allows flexible investing.

4. Varanium NexGen (India)

Varanium NexGen is India’s first venture capital fund focused on fintech and was established in 2019. They are interested in start-ups with early revenues and initial ticket sizes ranging from 250k to 1.5M USD. The company invested in HomeCapital, a technology platform that provides financial solutions regarding down payments and mortgage finances for homebuyers.

5. Embedded Capital (Germany)

Embedded Capital is an early-stage venture capital company that has significant experience in building relevant financial platforms that set a foundation for future fintech companies. Now, they invest in fintech companies that have innovative and revolutionary business ideas. One of these companies is Nelly, a platform that enables digital contract signing and direct payments.

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Included information in our Fintech investor list

Our keyword analysis-based list include the following general columns:

• Name of the VC fund
• Country of origin
• URL
• E-mail (general)
• Investment focus (if data available)
• Corporate VC (yes/no)

The following columns are based on the keyword crawler, which is a Python-based, in-house developed tool that crawls every page for at least 45 seconds to find the respective keywords.

• total_frequency (e.g.: 3420) – total counted occurrences of keywords on the VC website
• average_keyword_rate (e.g. 0.02) – average rate of keyword occurrences per subpage in relation with total number of words
• most_common_keyword (e.g. „fintech“) – keyword that was counted the most often on respective VC website
• most_common_keyword_frequency (e.g. 4832) – number of times the most common keyword was counted
• sub_url_highest_rate (e.g. https://mendoza-ventures.com/) – sub url with the highest number of found keywords
• highest_rate (e.g. 0.066) – highest keyword rate per subpage
• frequency_per_keyword: {‘fintech’: 4832, ‘fintechs’: 0, ‘neobank’: 0} – dictionary of number of keyword occurrences per keyword

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