Participated · Seed · Jul 2022

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.

Participated · Series C · Mar 2021

Veev Group, Inc. announced a preferred-stock financing on March 22, 2021 that generated aggregate gross proceeds of $106,277,481.3326. The company issued 169,913,325 Series C preferred shares at $0.619 per share (gross proceeds $105,176,348.175) and 2,223,613 Series C-1 preferred shares at $0.4952 per share (gross proceeds $1,101,133.1576). The Series C and Series C-1 shares carry non‑cumulative fixed dividends of $0.03095 and $0.02476 per share per annum, respectively. Both series are convertible into common shares at fixed conversion prices of $0.619 and $0.4952 per share, respectively. The round was raised at a post‑money valuation of $153,728,394 and included participation from More Investment House Ltd., Migdal Insurance and Financial Holdings Ltd., Psagot Investment House Ltd., Shavit Capital and other investors. The company has raised nearly $200,000,000 in funding to date. Veev Group develops integrated real estate solutions centered on its Veev panelized building system, which uses light gauge steel framing, high-performance acrylic surfaces and millwork, radiant climate control, and a digital home ecosystem. The company is focused on high-performance multifamily and accessory dwelling unit (ADU) products for the San Francisco Bay Area. Its current development pipeline totals more than 230 units and 620,000 gross building square feet. Veev employs more than 260 team members and operates a headquarters and fabrication facility in the San Francisco Bay Area, with an additional office in Tel Aviv. The company was originally established in 2008 and consolidated its subsidiaries in 2019 to accelerate innovation in residential housing.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2020

ElectReon develops a wireless electrification system that charges electric vehicles in full motion via copper coils embedded under the road and receivers installed under vehicles. The system places coils under the middle lane, covered by pavement and powered by an underground system, with charging performed by one or more receivers under the car. ElectReon is running pilot programs in Israel and Sweden with buses and trucks and expects to complete them later this year. The company plans commercial projects including a 10 km shared deployment for public transportation in Tel Aviv and a 25–30 km deployment to charge heavy-duty trucks in Sweden, and has an MoU with German energy company EnBW to demonstrate its technology. It says the funds will be used to extend compatibility beyond buses and heavy-duty trucks to shuttles, taxis, light trucks, vans, and autonomous vehicles and to expand into the US, Italy, France, India, and Latin America. Founded in 2013 and public since late 2017, ElectReon raised USD 50 million in an equity offering.