About
Jerusalem Venture Partners™ is one of the leading Venture Capital Funds in the world, with a strong presence in Israel and New York. Over the past three decades, JVP has built some of the largest international category leaders, scaling them to North America, Europe, and Asia while developing a proven investment playbook.
With a track record of taking companies from early investment to major IPOs and M&As, JVP has cultivated deep expertise in Cybersecurity, Enterprise Data & AI, FinTech, InsurTech, and ClimaTech and holds in its portfolio today the next generation market leaders in these respective themes.
JVP combines venture capital strategy with private equity ownership principles—investing early and continuing to invest on a low-cost basis to generate high returns. As part of its ecosystem-driven approach, JVP has built dedicated Centers of Excellence, fostering entire ecosystems of Strategic Partners, Academic Institutions, and Co-investors while generating proprietary deal flow for JVP.
Complementing these hubs, the AI, Cyber & ClimaTech Center in SoHo, New York, serves as a scale-up center, supporting the expansion of JVP’s companies into North American and international markets.
Portfolio · 81
Investment activity
35 portfolio exits on record.
Portfolio by sector
Funds · 3
- Buy-Outs — $290M Sep 2025
- 11 — $1 Sep 2022
- 8 — $220M Feb 2019
Q&A
- What are JVP's most recent exits?
- JVP has seen several recent exits, including Pyramid Analytics, acquired by ServiceNow in February 2026, and 1touch.io, acquired by Everpure in February 2026. Upsolver was acquired by Qlik in January 2025.
- What is JVP's sector focus for investments?
- JVP primarily focuses on Business Software and Cyber Security, with 51 and 40 rounds respectively. They also show significant activity in Industrial Technologies and Agriculture & Food Technologies.
- Which investment stages does JVP typically participate in?
- JVP invests across various stages, with a strong emphasis on Seed and A Round investments. They also participate in Pre-Seed, B Round, and C Round, among others.
- What is JVP's most recent fund close?
- JVP closed its 'Buy-Outs' fund in September 2025, raising $290M.
- Can you name some of JVP's notable portfolio companies in the cybersecurity sector?
- In the cybersecurity sector, JVP's portfolio includes Coro, which has raised $269.5M, and AKEYLESS, which has raised $79M.
- Has JVP had any significant public exits?
- Yes, JVP has had public exits, including CyberArk, which went public on NASDAQ in September 2014, and Allot, which went public on NASDAQ in November 2006.
- What is the geographic focus of JVP's headquarters?
- JVP is headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel.
- Who is a key founder at JVP?
- Erel Margalit is a Founder & Executive Chairman at JVP.
Full data — links, identifiers, deals & radar signals (jobs, patents, research, more)
External links
| Website | jvpvc.com/ |
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| linkedin.com/company/39163 | |
| X / Twitter | twitter.com/JVPVC |
| facebook.com/JerusalemVenturePartners | |
| YouTube | youtube.com/channel/UCfaJ_umIhsjnDzuefy-WTbg |
| Wikipedia | en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusalem_Venture_Partners |
| Wikidata | wikidata.org/wiki/Q6185208 |
Identifiers & details
| Founded | 1993 |
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| Wikidata QID | Q6185208 |
Radar intelligence
Patents
| EPO | 5 |
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Publications (Crossref)
| Works | 10 |
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Web history (Wayback)
| Domain | jvpvc.com |
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Wikidata
| QID | Q6185208 |
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