Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Capsa AI develops an AI platform that creates a unified knowledge layer across a private capital firm's existing systems (CRMs, Outlook, SharePoint and proprietary sources) to make institutional information searchable and accessible through AI-powered workflows. The technology captures how a fund operates and encodes that operational knowledge to streamline sourcing, due diligence, portfolio monitoring and back-office functions. Its platform is already used by several large private capital firms and indexes millions of internal documents, conversations and records while meeting enterprise security and compliance requirements. Capsa AI was founded by Danyal Oezduezenciler and Callum Downie. Financially, the company has raised $18 million in a Series A and $20 million in total to date. Capsa AI plans to expand into the U.S., grow engineering and go-to-market teams, and continue developing its agentic AI and indexing capabilities.

Led · Seed · May 2026

Founded by Lloyd Davies and staffed by alumni of CrowdStrike, Recorded Future and Intel 471, Infrawatch develops an Internet Infrastructure Intelligence Layer to identify and monitor the infrastructure behind cyberattacks, phishing campaigns, scams and online abuse. Its platform processes tens of billions of internet events each day to transform internet-scale visibility into actionable intelligence about infrastructure behaviour, potential operators and trustworthiness. The system offers pre-built threat monitoring capabilities alongside tools for creating custom detection rules. Infrawatch is positioning its product for enterprise deployments and plans a public launch later this year. The company is expanding its engineering and research teams and preparing to enter the U.S. market as part of its growth plans.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

Founded in 2024 by David Newman and based in Manchester, Firenze builds an embedded finance platform that enables wealth managers, IFAs and investment platforms to offer Lombard lending without clients moving or selling assets. The company has grown its partner network five-fold in the past year and counts firms representing almost €229 billion (£200 billion) in AuM, including Brooks Macdonald, Canaccord Wealth, Artorius, Lincoln, Cerno, Parmenion, P1 and Soderberg. Firenze positions Lombard lending as a fast-access liquidity option (often in as little as 24 hours) for mass affluent clients and aims to democratise access beyond private banking. Its go-to-market includes a SaaS proposition attracting banks and financial institutions, and it reports a rapidly growing loan book. Current plans include enhancing its SaaS product (notably an agentic credit structurer), expanding to more partners and entering new jurisdictions to scale its offering.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Steward provides an AI-first platform that automates AML and KYC workflows for complex investor onboarding and ongoing monitoring, integrating document collection, screening, risk assessment, and reviews into a single system. The company uses AI to interpret multi-layered and cross-border ownership structures and offers secure, shareable Investor Profiles to streamline data exchange between firms. Steward reports its system manages roughly $100 billion in investor assets and delivers same-day onboarding in 80% of cases. Its client roster includes Connect Ventures, Unruly Capital, IAB Group, Motive Partners and Outward VC, plus several Tier 1 institutional allocators. Steward was founded by CEO Arik Oslerne and CTO Moshe Lieberman, and is dual-headquartered in New York and London. The company plans to use the new funding to expand product capabilities and grow its team.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2026

Founded in 2018 by Will Pearce and Ed Boulle, Orbital Witness operates from New York City and London, offering an AI platform purpose-built for real-estate law. The software supports law firms, in-house legal teams, real-estate developers, title companies, and REITs throughout the transaction process. By the end of 2025, the company had facilitated 200,000 real-estate transactions across the US and UK. Its customer base spans AM Law 100 and Magic Circle firms, highlighting traction in both North American and European legal markets. Orbital Witness’s technology aims to streamline due-diligence, reduce risk, and cut transaction times. The company serves both US and UK markets and plans to deepen adoption across the broader real-estate transaction ecosystem. To date, it has raised $75 million in venture funding to fuel continued expansion.