- What is Carmel Ventures' investment focus?
- Carmel Ventures, which rebranded as Viola Ventures in 2017, focuses on investing in Israeli or Israel-related early-stage technology companies. They seek disruptive technologies and business models with global scaling potential, particularly in FinTech, enterprise infrastructure, consumer tech, and emerging frontier technologies.
- What is the total AUM for Carmel Ventures?
- Carmel Ventures has a total AUM of $1,000,000,000.
- What are the typical check sizes for Carmel Ventures?
- Carmel Ventures typically invests between $100,000 and $38,900,000 per deal.
- When was Carmel Ventures founded?
- Carmel Ventures was founded in 2000.
- Which investment stages does Carmel Ventures target?
- Carmel Ventures invests across various stages including Seed, Early Stage, 1st Round, 2nd Round, 3rd Round, 4th Round and later, Pre-IPO, Mezzanine, and Buyout/acquisition.
- What are some of the preferred sectors for Carmel Ventures' investments?
- Carmel Ventures has a preference for sectors such as Technology, Big Data, Cybersecurity, Enterprise Software, Fintech, Mobile, and SaaS.
- What is the most recent fund raised by Carmel Ventures?
- The most recent fund raised by Carmel Ventures is Viola Ventures V, which closed in 2017 with a size of $200,000,000.
- Who are some of the General Partners at Carmel Ventures?
- Shlomo Dovrat, Avi Zeevi, Daniel Cohen, Omry Ben David, and Zvika Orron are General Partners at Carmel Ventures.