Led · Series C · Jun 2026

Founded in 2023, Dream develops sovereign AI and cyber defense platforms for governments and critical infrastructure and operates from offices in Tel Aviv, Abu Dhabi, and Vienna. The company has three core platforms: Sphere, a national cyber defense system combining cyber intelligence, exposure management, attack path analysis, and AI detection and response; Hero, an autonomous AI security researcher that discovers vulnerabilities and stress-tests defenses; and Atlas, a sovereign AI platform that connects fragmented national data and enables deployment of mission-specific AI agents and models within secure government environments. Dream began commercial operations in late 2024 and has secured nearly $300 million in total contract value since then. The company employs approximately 350 people. After the latest $260 million round Dream is valued at $3 billion and has raised $412 million to date, and plans to use the new capital to accelerate global deployment of its platforms across multiple regions.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2025

Healthee provides an AI-driven benefits platform designed to simplify complex employer health plans, improve care access, and enhance user experience. The company says its technology cuts costs and delivers measurable savings for employers and employees. Over the past year Healthee deepened its AI capabilities and expanded traction, surpassing 15,000 customers and signing clients including Instacart, SiriusXM, and Celonis. The platform focuses on making healthcare more accessible, personalized, and efficient for employees. With new capital, Healthee intends to expand its product suite, scale go-to-market operations, and double down on intuitive AI tools to further improve benefits navigation. Healthee is a platform led by CEO Guy Benjamin that provides personalized, instant, and uncomplicated answers to coverage, treatment, and benefits questions, plus end-to-end Open Enrollment support and tailored preventive care suggestions. The company intends to use its recent funding to scale operations, accelerate product development, and support expansion initiatives. Healthee raised a $32M Series A to advance those goals. TriNet is a strategic partner in the round and will bring expertise and resources to strengthen Healthee’s operational capabilities. Christian Ostberg, General Partner at Fin Capital, will join Healthee’s board of directors as part of the financing. The collaboration with TriNet and the new board addition are intended to support the company's rapid expansion and infrastructure-building to deliver high-quality healthcare solutions. Insurights provides an AI-powered platform that delivers on-demand, personally tailored answers about employer-provided health benefits regardless of insurance carrier. The system uses Natural Language Processing to interpret an employee’s specific healthcare plan and provide clear, plan-specific guidance. Its key feature, Zoe, Insurights’ Virtual Chief Health Officer, analyzes and breaks down any healthcare plan to explain coverage, estimate treatment costs, and recommend providers that accept the employee’s insurance. Zoe eliminates the need to search policy PDFs or spend time on customer service calls and will soon add the ability for employees to make appointments within the platform. Zoe also proactively reminds employees to schedule preventive care such as mammograms and yearly physicals. The company plans to scale its team with hires from healthcare and insurance backgrounds to support product development and growth.

Led · Series B · May 2024

Aeropay is a Chicago-based provider of pay-by-bank solutions that began by serving cannabis retailers and gaming companies. The company built a bank-aggregator called Aerosync that connects over 12,000 banks and exposes open APIs for customizable integrations. Aeropay uses Automated Clearing House (ACH) rails to enable direct bank-to-bank transfers, enabling regulatory-compliant, cashless and contactless payments in-store and online without card networks, apps or new hardware. Merchants can accept payments via QR codes or digital-wallet flows and integrate Aeropay with existing systems, which the company says reduces fraud and return risk. Aeropay reported 10x revenue growth over the past year, is processing over $1 billion in annual volume, and reached cash-flow profitability in Q4 2023. The company plans to use new funding to grow go-to-market, technical, compliance, risk and customer-care teams. AeroPay is a Chicago, IL-based API-driven digital payments platform that powers bank transfer payments for businesses. Led by CEO and founder Daniel Muller, the platform processes payments for hundreds of brick-and-mortar and eCommerce businesses across sectors including non-profits, restaurants, retail, technology, and cannabis. The company has seen notable traction in the cannabis vertical and partners with ancillary providers such as Blackbird and Olla to accelerate growth in that market. AeroPay closed a $5+m funding round to support hiring and product development. The company plans to use the funds to recruit new talent and build out additional product features. The article cites industry context that Illinois surpassed $1 billion in legal cannabis sales in 2020 and that the sector is estimated to contribute $130 billion to the economy by 2024.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2024

Bridgewise is a London-based provider of an AI-based analysis platform for global securities. It has developed proprietary AI technology and language models to deliver AI-generated reports, on-demand analysis of any financial instrument, a natural-language chat called Bridget™, and a robo-advisor that provides recommendations based on users' existing portfolios. The platform offers a suite of products aimed at financial institutions and service providers. Bridgewise serves over 50 institutional clients across 15 countries and has delivered more than 10 million analyses in 22 languages. The company raised $21M in a funding round led by SIX Group with participation from Group11, L4 Venture Builder and others, and said it will use the funds to accelerate market penetration and growth. CEO Gaby Diamant framed the financing as a milestone in closing knowledge and accessibility gaps across global capital markets. BridgeWise (formerly Deshe Analytics) deploys generative AI algorithms to analyze more than 44,000 public companies and generate research reports and detailed buy/sell/hold recommendations much faster than human analysts. The company’s core product is an AI-powered equity research platform used by financial advisors, investment managers, small-to-mid-sized businesses, and certain retail customers via online brokerages. BridgeWise plans to use its new funding to push the platform into new global markets and to enhance the user interface and functionality. The company also intends to incorporate ESG data into its analyses. The founding team includes Gabriel Diamant (CEO), Dor and Or Eligula (CBO and COO), and Mor Hazan (VP of Product). BridgeWise is based in Tel Aviv, Israel and will deploy the raised capital to accelerate product and market expansion. Deshe Analytics builds AI-driven algorithms that analyze public companies worldwide and generate a research report for every stock. The company delivers equity reports for over 44,000 stocks across 134 exchanges. Its machine-generated, bias-controlled recommendations aim to surface untapped investment opportunities. Deshe seeks to provide coverage in every language for all global financial instruments and become the industry standard for financial research. The company intends to use the new funding to further develop its suite of products. Deshe was founded in 2019 by Gaby Diamant, Dor and Or Eligula, and Mor Hazan and is based in Tel Aviv and Los Angeles.

Led · Equity · Nov 2023

CapitalOS offers a spend-management infrastructure that embeds into B2B platforms, handling the full user journey from onboarding to ongoing card management. The product eliminates the need for costly in-house development by providing a one-API-call integration that manages compliance, risk, underwriting, and debt. Designed by a team with experience at Stripe, Microsoft, Lyft, and Tipalti, the platform targets making spend management accessible to small businesses via the platforms they already use. CapitalOS is available to thousands of businesses through integrations with platforms such as Intuit QuickBooks, Workiz, and Roll Credits. The company says using its infrastructure can create new revenue streams for platforms, increase user retention, and unlock business spending data. The recently announced funding will be used to scale the business and support growth of its expanding network of software platform partners.