Led · Debt Financing · Jun 2026

Origis Energy develops, owns, and operates utility-scale solar and battery storage projects. The company is advancing a pipeline of more than 20 GW and said the new facility will help advance over 5 GW of highly advanced projects. Origis reported that it has quadrupled its operating capacity over the past 24 months. Earlier financings this year include $118 million in tax equity for the Chalan Solar + Storage project and approximately $545 million in senior secured project financing for three Rockhound Projects. Management framed the new corporate credit facility as liquidity to support its growth strategy and accelerate its near-term project pipeline. The syndicate of banks and institutional investors on the transaction provides both funded credit and letter-of-credit capacity to underwrite development activity.

Participated · Series C · Jun 2022

Cyberint provides external risk visibility and attack‑surface management by harvesting dark‑web data and autonomously analyzing potential vulnerabilities. The company’s platform is designed to help organizations identify exposures stemming from external threats and compromised assets. The article highlights Cyberint’s focus on dark‑web intelligence and autonomous analysis as core capabilities. Recently announced financing indicates an active capital position: a $28 million Series C alongside $12 million in credit. Menora Mivtachim Group publicized the round and emphasized partnership and investment in Cyberint. The article does not disclose revenue, user metrics, founding year, or location. CyberInt provides detection and response services through its Argos™ platform, addressing cyber, fraud, and brand threats for global omnichannel organizations. The Argos platform leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning and offers modular capabilities including Targeted Threat Intelligence, Social Media Monitoring, VIP Protection, Brand Protection, Vendor Risk Management, and Email Threat Management. The company pairs the platform with a global team of ex‑CISO, ex‑8200 and white‑hat hacker cyber experts located in Israel, New York, London, Singapore, and Manila. Led by CEO Amir Ofek, CyberInt serves customers across financial services, retail, eCommerce, and gaming. It completed an $18M financing to fund global expansion, expand Argos, and develop next‑generation Digital Risk Management, Detection and Response solutions.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2021

Silk is a Needham, MA–based cloud platform that delivers database performance and enables enterprises to migrate mission‑critical applications to the cloud. The platform sits between cloud infrastructure and customers' databases to optimize data without requiring changes to databases or applications, and it claims increased performance over on‑prem environments. Customers include eToro and Payoneer. Silk has partnered with major cloud vendors and is a Microsoft Azure IP co‑sell incentivized partner, an AWS ISV technology partner and a GCP partner. Led by CEO Dani Golan, the company raised $55M in a Series B and intends to use the funds to accelerate sales and marketing and expand engineering development. The raise supports Silk’s go‑to‑market and product development plans as it scales its cloud database performance offering.

Participated · Equity · May 2021

ThetaRay is an Israeli startup that offers an AI-based AML platform branded Sonar, which automatically scans and flags illicit transaction activity across a range of financial flows. Its product is applied to multiple contexts including correspondence banking to detect complex laundering schemes. Named customers include Santander Bank and Travelex, alongside other large corporates and fintech startups. The company has seen rapid commercial growth: its customer base grew ten-fold in the last year and annual recurring revenue grew five-fold. ThetaRay plans to continue scaling in fintech and corporate payments and has said it intends to pursue a public listing when market conditions are more amenable. It has raised around $160 million to date and is using the latest funding to extend runway and scale the business. ThetaRay Ltd. disclosed a $31 million financing round announced May 18, 2021. The round was co-led by new investor Benhamou Global Ventures LLC and existing investor Jerusalem Venture Partners. Additional participation came from new investor Saints Capital Services, LLC, existing investor OurCrowd Ltd., Bank Hapoalim B.M., and other investors. Benhamou Global Ventures LLC and Saints Capital Services, LLC were appointed observers to ThetaRay's board. The company has raised more than $90 million in funding to date. The articles do not provide details on ThetaRay's core product, future plans, or operating metrics. ThetaRay provides machine learning and AI-driven analytics to help financial institutions detect the earliest signs of money laundering and other financial crime. Its technology is based on patented algorithms developed by mathematicians over more than a decade and can detect anomalies in real time. The platform is used to manage risk, detect money-laundering schemes, uncover fraud, expose bad loans, surface operational issues and reveal new growth opportunities. The company completed an over $30m funding round and has raised more than $60m in total to date. ThetaRay intends to use the capital to expand its presence in Europe, Asia and the US, increase its workforce and scale operations. The company is led by CEO Mark Gazit and is based in Hod HaSharon, Israel. ThetaRay develops hyper-dimensional, multi-domain big data analytics to detect subtle, previously hidden signs of cyber threats across multiple data sources. Its technology is designed to protect physical infrastructure, financial contracts and other critical assets by identifying abnormal behavior that indicates attacks. The company traces its core algorithms to seven years of academic research by founders Professors Amir Averbuch and Ronald Coifman. ThetaRay is led by CEO Mark Gazit and a team with deep cybersecurity and big-data experience, including CTO Daphna Steinmetz and VP of product marketing Udi Solomon. The company says it is approximately one year old, with ten years of underlying research, employs about 20 people and expects to double headcount; it has a small but steadily increasing number of customers, including very large organizations. ThetaRay plans geographic expansion (opening a U.S. office) and to move into additional verticals such as telecom and healthcare. ThetaRay is a Jerusalem, Israel-based provider of solutions to protect critical infrastructure. It was founded by Prof. Amir Averbuch of Tel Aviv University and Prof. Ronald Coifman of Yale, and is led by CEO Mark Gazit. The company’s core product detects Zero Day threats and APT attacks, covert hostile operations that customize methods to their mark using malicious code and technical skills that are difficult to detect. ThetaRay’s solutions have been deployed by large commercial entities, government, and homeland security organizations in Israel and around the world. The company received an investment from Poalim Capital Markets; the amount of the transaction was not disclosed. ThetaRay had previously received investments from JVP and GE.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2018

Atidot provides a SaaS predictive analytics platform that leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning and predictive analytics to help life insurers and annuity writers make data-driven business decisions. Its platform uses underused and often neglected sources of data as well as open-access information to enhance existing actuarial and business models. The company is led by CEO and co-founder Dror Katzav, with Martin Snow newly added as Vice President and Chief Delivery Officer. Based in Tel Aviv, Atidot raised $5M in a Series A round led by Vertex Ventures with participation from existing investors The D.E. Shaw Group, Moneta Seeds and Bank Hapoalim. Emanuel Timor, General Partner at Vertex Ventures Israel, is joining Atidot's board in conjunction with the financing. The funds will be used to scale operations and expand U.S. sales and customer support activities, and to grow actuarial science, data science and software engineering teams.