![]() ![]() ![]() The acquisition was a bittersweet triumph for the Information VP team having partnered with Verafin since 2009. Verafin, the market leader in financial crime detection and investigation software, was sold to Nasdaq for $2.75 billion. In Q1 2021, the firm delivered a second fully realized investment fund for its Limited Partners at a performance level well above industry benchmarks. “Since the investment, their team has consistently provided beneficial entrepreneur guidance and advice that we have come to rely on.” “Information Venture Partners immediately impressed us with the depth of knowledge they had in financial software, and their previous success in the sector made it an easy decision for us to partner with this team,” said Martin Zych, CEO of Jirav, a Fund III company. ThoughtExchange, the most advanced platform for scaling conversations.Jirav, a cloud-based solution provider for business planning software and.Empyrean Solutions, a leading provider of asset and liability management and risk and compliance solutions.Cinchy, the Dataware platform that makes integration obsolete. ![]() Arteria AI, the global leader in enterprise digital contracting.The company continues to make strategic investments in early-stage start-ups led by committed founders tackling industry issues and driving innovation. Information VP remains focused on four key areas: companies selling exclusively to banks, insurers, capital markets and asset managers, as well as horizontal SaaS companies selling to financial institutions as a key vertical and finally cybersecurity and financial software. “Our culture and operating style has made Information VP the partner of choice for early-stage companies providing solutions to the growing challenges facing financial services.” “We are excited to announce the latest close of our third fund and are proud to be supported by a significant group of sophisticated repeat Limited Partners, and strategic Limited Partners including some of the leading financial institutions in North America,” said Rob Antoniades, Co-Founder and General Partner at Information Venture Partners. and global operations and executives from leading fintech companies. The commitments also came from some of North America’s top financial institutions, including: four of Canada’s six largest banks, other financial institutions and insurers with Canadian, U.S. At US$101 million*, Information Venture Partners Fund III is backed by a number of Limited Partners who have invested with Information VP since its inception and include the five largest institutional fund of fund investors that support the Canadian venture capital ecosystem. TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / / Information Venture Partners (“Information VP”), a Toronto-based venture capital firm that primarily invests in early-stage B2B fintech and enterprise software companies modernizing financial services, announced today that it has closed its third investment fund. The closing of Fund III validates the growing appetite for early-stage investment opportunities in North American B2B financial technology and enterprise SaaS companies ![]()
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