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State of the Fintech Funding Landscape PR SHOULD GROW YOUR BUSINESS NOT JUST GET YOUR NAME IN THE PAPER STATE OF THE FINTECH FUNDING LANDSCAPE A Resource Guide [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 1 In the last four years, venture capital investment in FinTech startups has swelled more than 600 percent, and this year funding levels are on the trajectory to—once again—hit record highs, with the sector predicted to overreach last year’s total by more than 36 percent. Poised to dramatically reshape the consumer’s financial experience by implementing new, game-changing business models, FinTech startups in the US have successfully raised more than $8 billion in venture capital funding this year so far. According to The Pulse of FinTech, a joint report by KPMG and CBInsights, a bulk of the VC funding has come via investments from banks and corporations aiming to propel their own internal innovations and their capacity to go head-to-head against FinTech startups perforating the market. For banks and financial institutions operating in this era of disruptive technology, and with levels of consumer trust in traditional financial services faltering, collaborating with and forging alliances with FinTech startups is the only way to ensure that objectives continue to be met and their growth perseveres. The FinTech funding trends illustrated in the first two quarters of 2016 demonstrate a decrease in focus on payments startups due to market saturation, and an increase of interest in both robo advisory and insurance tech startups worldwide. Additionally, despite the United States hosting the largest number of venture capital funding deals, in the global race to fund FinTech, Asia has taken a significant lead, with average funding per deal valued at $34.6 million. [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 2 As a resource to our clients and partners, we have put together a catalog of US-based venture capital firms ideal for FinTech startups to target when aiming to secure funding. Please see below, and best of luck! US Venture Capital Firms for Fintech Startups Accel Partners | Palo Alto, CA Early Stage/Mid Stage Focus: Technology Total Capital: $8.8 billion Notable Investments: Facebook, Groupon, Dropbox, Spotify, Rovio, Etsy, Baidu, Hootsuite, Slack Adams Capital Management | Pittsburgh, PA Early Stage [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 3 Focus: Applied Technology, Information Technology, Networking Infrastructure, Semiconductors Total Capital: $815 million Notable Investments: DATAllegro, Dell, InSoft, Fotomoto, Landslide CRM Adams Street Partners | Menlo Park, CA All Stages Focus: Consumer Internet, Software, Clean Tech, Medical Devices Total Capital: $1B+ Notable Investments: Ancestry.com, comScore, RetailMeNot, YouSendIt Advanced Technology Ventures | Waltham, MA Early Stage Focus: IT, Healthcare, Clean Tech Total Capital: $1.8 billion Notable Investments: AltaRock Energy, Liquid Engines, Handango, Nominum, CaliSolar Alsop Louie Partners | San Francisco, CA Early Stage Focus: New Media, Gaming, SaaS, Cloud Infrastructure, Security, Mobile Total Capital: $98.6 million Notable Investments: Gowalla, Justin.tv (now Twitch) Andreesen Horowitz | Menlo Park, CA All Stages Focus: Internet Tech Total Capital: $2.7 billion Notable Investments: Facebook, Groupon, Zynga, Jawbone, Foursquare, Skype, Pinterest, Slack Apex Venture Partners | Chicago, IL Early Stage Focus: Consumer/Business Technology Services, IT, Clean Tech Total Capital: $140 million (current fund) Notable Investments: Analyte Health, Appolicious, Ifbyphone, SitterCity.com, Target Data, Trunk Club, Ifbyphone, BoomEnergy ARCH Venture Partners | Chicago, IL Early Stage Focus: Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, IT Total Capital: $1.5 billion Notable Investments: Teach.com, Classmates Online Arthur Ventures | Fargo, ND & Minneapolis, MN Early Stage Focus: Software [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 4 Total Capital: $65M Notable Investments: Infusionsoft, Avalara, LeadPages, WhenIWork, TINYpulse Atlas Venture | Cambridge, MA Early Stage Focus: Technology and Life Sciences Total Capital: $2 billion Notable Investments: Isilon Systems, Actelion, Spotfire, Solid Works, Daily Motion Avalon Ventures | La Jolla, CA Early Stage Focus: Enterprise Software, Biotechnology, Advertising Total Capital: $250 million Notable Investments: StackIQ, Kinvey, Otonomy, Cheezburger, Zynga Austin Ventures | Austin, TX All Stages Focus: Internet, Software, Information Services, New Media Total Capital: $3.9 billion Notable Investments: HomeAway, SpiceWorks, WhaleShark Media, CompUSA Bain Capital Ventures | Boston, MA All Stages Focus: Business Services, Digital, Healthcare, Software Total Capital: $2.9 billion Notable Investments: LinkedIn, SurveyMonkey, Doubleclick, Shopping.com, Taleo Corporation, Experian Baird Venture Partners | Chicago, IL Early Stage/Mid Stage Focus: Business Services, Healthcare/Life Science Total Capital: ~$250 million Notable Investments: BrightTag, SitterCity.com Battery Ventures | Waltham, MA All Stages Focus: Internet & Digital Media, Clean Tech, Software, Infrastructure Technologies, Communication Services, Industrial Technologies, Financial & Information Services Total Capital: $4 billion Notable Investments: Groupon, Omniture, Blue Stem Brands, Solar Bridge, Metro PCS, Nova Technologies, Digby, Glassdoor.com Benchmark Capital | Menlo Park, CA Early Stages Focus: Enterprise Software & Services, Communications & Security, Mobile Computing, Consumer Services [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 5 and Financial Services Total Capital: $3.6 billion Notable Investments: Twitter, Ariba, Juniper Networks, Red Hat, Tropos Networks Bessemer Venture Partners | Menlo Park, CA All Stages Focus: Clean Tech, Cloud Computing, Financial Services, Mobile, Online Retail, Trusted Internet Total Capital: $4+ billion Notable Investments: Skype, VeriSign, Yelp, LinkedIn, Zoosk, LifeLock BHV | New York, NY Early Stage Focus: Digital Media, Internet, Mobile, Software Total Capital: N/A Notable Investments: BlackBook, CirrusWorks, Flow, Legacy Connect, Gate Guru, twtMob, Zipmark Black Corral Capital | Boston, MA Early Stage/Mid Stage Focus: Clean Tech, Alternative Energy Total Capital: N/A Notable Investments: OneRoof Energy, PowerIT Solutions, Digital Lumens, Next Step Living Canaan Partners | Menlo Park, CA Early Stage Focus: Technology, Healthcare Total Capital: $4.2 billion Notable Investments: Acme Packet, CommerceOne, DoubleClick, Cerexa, Dexcom, Peninsula Pharmaceuticals Charles River Ventures | Menlo Park, CA Early Stage Focus: Communications, Software, Information Services Total Capital: $2.1 billion Notable Investments: RPX, ZenDesk, SpiderCloud Wireless, Scribd, Rive Technology Clearstone Venture Parners | Santa Monica, CA Early Stage Focus: Technology Infrastructure, Social, Mobile, Communications, Consumer Tech Total Capital: $650 million Notable Investments: eToys, Overture, PayPal, United Online, MP3.com, Internet Brands Covera Ventures | Austin, TX & Dallas, TX Early Stage Focus: Wireless and Mobility, Software, Technology-Enabled Service Companies Total Capital: $125 million [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 6 Notable Investments: AppTrigger, Photobucket, Zumobi DAG Ventures | Palo Alto, CA Early Stage/Mid Stage/Late Stage Focus: Life Sciences, Information Technology, Energy Technology Total Capital: $500+ million Notable Investments: Yelp, Zynga, BitTorrent, Metacafe Data Collective | San Francisco, CA Early Stage Focus: Analytics, Software, Cloud Computing Total Capital: $140 million Notable Investments: Loggly, Checkr, Interana, Vurb Draper Fisher Jurvetson | Menlo Park, CA Early Stage Focus: Internet, Mobile, Clean Energy, Healthcare Total Capital: $7 billion Notable Investments: Baidu, Skype, Overture, Hotmail, Tesla Motors, SpaceX e.ventures | San Francisco, CA Early Stage Focus: Consumer Internet, Media, Mobile Total Capital: $750 million Notable Investments: Angie’s List, del.icio.us, Groupon, Shopping.com Elevation Partners | New York, NY Early Stage/Mid Stage/Late Stage Focus: Media, Entertainment, Technology Total Capital: $1.9 billion Notable Investments: Facebook, Forbes, MarketShare, Yelp Emergence Capital Partners | San Mateo, CA All Stages Focus: Enterprise Software, Software, SaaS Total Capital: $600 million Notable Investments: Eversight, SteelBrick, Top Hat, VigLink, xAd, Xapo Fenox Venture Capital | San Jose, CA All Stages Focus: Consumer Technology, Information Technology, Internet Total Capital: N/A Notable Investments: Lark, PayStack, AdPop, rapgenius [email protected] | www.leverage-pr.com | 512-502-5833 7 First Round Capital | San Francisco, CA Early Stage/Later Stage Focus: Information Technology, Internet, Mobile, E-Commerce Total Capital: $500 million Notable Investments: Agari, VideoEgg, Outright, Wikia, Odeo, LinkedIn, del.icio.us, Ambient Devices, Remind Flybridge Capital Partners | Boston, MA Early Stage Focus: Consumer, Healthcare, Energy, Information Technology Total Capital: $560 million Notable Investments: Brontes, 10Gen, BzzAgent, CHiL Semiconductor, ZING Foundation Capital | Menlo Park, CA Early Stage Focus: Consumer, Information Technology, Clean Tech, Software and Services Total Capital: $2.4 billion Notable Investments: SimplyHired, Lending Club, Alto Networks, Pano Logic The Founders Fund | San Francisco, CA Early Stage Focus: Information Technology, Emerging Technologies, Space Exploration Total Capital: $250 million Notable Investments: Facebook,
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