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Most Active Venture Capital Funds in Israel – 2016

  • Published March 06, 2017 12:00AM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

UpWest Labs, Singulariteam & OurCrowd Funds Top the List of Most Active VC Funds in 2016.

IVC Research Centre, in collaboration with Israeli law firm AMP & Co., have recently released a report analysing first investments in Israel by venture capital funds in the past five years, ranking the most active venture capital in Israel in 2016.

Ranking top places from 2016’s Most Active VC Funds Ranking are three VC funds, each having successfully completed eight first investments in 2016. While all three are considered early stage, low-placement, small funds and their new portfolio strategies in 2016 were varied.

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