Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

LinqAlpha builds a platform that lets institutional investors deploy specialized AI agents that synthesize thousands of signals and learn each user's unique investment framework to surface differentiated insights. The company was founded by Jacob Choi, Subeen Pang, Jin Kim, and Hojun Choi and brings together former Goldman Sachs analysts and MIT computer science PhDs. Since launch, LinqAlpha has been adopted by over 70 financial institutions across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, including sell-side teams at investment banks and buy-side clients such as Causeway Capital Management and Schonfeld Strategic Advisors. Collectively, its buy-side clients manage more than $5 trillion in assets. LinqAlpha is headquartered in New York and plans to use its Series A proceeds to expand its global team, deepen dataset integrations, and accelerate deployment across equities, macro, credit, and multi-asset strategies. The company frames its product as an "Alpha Intelligence Layer" designed to help institutional teams synthesize fast, interconnected public-market signals into actionable judgment.

Led · Series A · Apr 2026

Cube provides market intelligence focused on Southeast Asia, operating out of Singapore. The company is described in regulatory filings as a market intelligence firm serving the region. In its Series A filing, Cube reported participation from existing investor M Venture Partners, indicating prior backing. The recent Series A was led by Betatron Venture Group and included several individual backers, totaling up to $3.5 million. The filings do not disclose revenue, user metrics, valuation, or specific use of proceeds.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

Mappedin provides an AI- and LiDAR-enabled platform that converts building floor plans and spatial data into dynamic 3D digital maps to power navigation, facility operations, security response, and spatial intelligence. Its maps cover more than 10 billion square feet across 86 countries and are used by large enterprise customers including Simon Property Group malls, Los Angeles International Airport, Major League Baseball stadiums, and Hudson Yards. The company emphasizes a central operational layer to maintain up-to-date indoor maps for real-time navigation and operational workflows. With the recent $24.5 million growth equity investment, Mappedin plans to scale beyond single-building deployments to city-scale indoor mapping and broaden access to its infrastructure for first responders and safety organizations. The company is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario (with a noted Nashville, Tenn. presence) and is positioning itself as a foundational indoor mapping layer for digital experiences and safety systems.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2026

Founded in 2023 by former Meta engineers, HeyMax aggregates fragmented loyalty programmes into a single platform using its proprietary rewards currency, Max Miles. Users can earn points from more than 800 merchants—including Trip.com, Shopee, Starbucks and foodpanda—and redeem them for flights, gift cards or transfers to over 30 airline and hotel programmes. Signature features such as FlyAnywhere and Card Maximiser further simplify booking flights and optimising card rewards. The company has amassed over 150,000 users and now issues more than 500 million Max Miles annually, generating strong revenue and GMV growth. With fresh capital, HeyMax plans to introduce AI-enabled reward experiences and expand beyond Singapore and Hong Kong into Japan, Taiwan and Australia by the end of 2026. Its model addresses the high rate of unredeemed points in Asia-Pacific by providing cross-brand and cross-border interoperability for consumers and partners alike.

Led · Series A · Oct 2025

Riverchain addresses the construction sector’s persistent liquidity crunch—estimated at over US$7 billion annually in Hong Kong—by offering quick, flexible working-capital loans to SME contractors. Its core product combines a proprietary credit-underwriting engine with a data-rich operating system that brings transparency to both borrowers and institutional capital providers. Since January 2024, the company has deployed more than US$100 million across 115 construction projects, including flagship developments like the Northern Metropolis and Kai Tak Sports Park. Riverchain partners with financial institutions such as Chong Hing Bank, ARTA TechFin, Abound Capital and Olea to fund its alternative credit assets. With fresh capital in hand, management plans to enhance the technology stack, refine underwriting models, and roll out distribution tools that connect investors directly to its credit portfolios. Expansion across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia is a near-term priority, as the company seeks to democratize access to working capital for thousands of subcontractors. By modernizing construction finance through embedded fintech solutions, Riverchain aims to set a new benchmark for transparent and sustainable infrastructure financing in the region.