Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Quantifind develops the Graphyte AI-native Risk Intelligence platform, which unifies internal, third-party, and open-source data and applies advanced entity resolution, Name Science™, dynamic risk typologies, and real-time network graph intelligence. It also offers Graphyte Agentic Middleware to help operationalize agentic AI within risk workflows while preserving explainability, auditability, and human oversight. The company serves a global customer base, including six of the world's top 10 Tier 1 financial institutions, and its platform supports tens of thousands of financial crime, compliance, and national security professionals. An independent Celent economic analysis cited in the announcement estimated Tier 1 banks deploying Graphyte across KYC and sanctions screening could reduce annual alert-processing costs by up to $177.9 million. Quantifind says it has generated rapid, profitable growth. The company plans to use the new capital to expand internationally across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas and to strengthen regional partnerships and regulatory alignment.

Participated · Series F · Jun 2026

Digital Asset builds and operates the Canton Network, a public, permissionless Layer 1 blockchain that provides protocol-level privacy and confidentiality guarantees and runs applications written in its open-source smart contract language, Daml. Canton is designed to enable tokenized asset workflows across multiple parties while keeping transaction data confidential, and it has attracted marquee institutional participants including Visa, Goldman Sachs, and DTCC. The network has processed or issued more than $6 trillion in tokenized assets according to prior reporting, and Visa became a Canton Super Validator and added Canton to a stablecoin settlement pilot. The Canton ecosystem has also seen activity such as a $540 million raise by Canton Strategic Holdings (formerly Tharimmune) to build a Canton Coin treasury and a project called Zenith completing atomic swaps between Canton and an EVM-compatible environment. On the financing front, Digital Asset raised $135 million in June 2025 and $50 million in December 2025, and is now pursuing a roughly $300 million round led by a16z crypto. The company is backed by trading firms and banks including DRW Holdings and Citadel Securities.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

FiinRatings is one of only five licensed domestic credit rating agencies in Vietnam, delivering credit-worthiness evaluations and related analytical services for the country’s capital markets. The firm’s charter capital has just been raised from VND 25 billion to VND 28.99 billion (an increase of almost 16%) following a strategic investment by S&P Global Ratings. Post-transaction, ownership is concentrated between FiinGroup (56.55%) and new shareholder S&P Global Ratings (43.44%), who together hold 99.994% of the company. The partnership is expected to bolster FiinRatings’ analytical capabilities, help it adopt international standards, and provide more objective, in-depth ratings for Vietnamese issuers. Future collaboration plans include joint analytical work, staff training, information sharing and co-hosting industry seminars aimed at deepening Vietnam’s debt capital market. Two S&P Global representatives are slated to join FiinRatings’ Board of Directors to support governance and growth initiatives.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

Helios AI is a Tysons, Virginia–based agtech company focused on bringing advanced data analytics to the food supply chain. Its core product, Helios Horizon, is an AI-powered co-pilot that integrates price forecasting and climate predictions across more than 75 agricultural commodities and 2,500 price series, covering staples such as coffee, soybeans and cocoa. The system relies on a multi-agent AI architecture that ingests billions of real-time signals and, according to internal benchmarks, delivers forecasting accuracy five times higher than traditional seasonality- and supply-demand-based models. By packaging Wall-Street-grade analytics into an accessible interface, Helios AI aims to help farmers, procurement leaders, CPG companies and retailers anticipate market shifts rather than react to crises. The company plans to channel new funding into expanding commodity coverage and hiring key talent. Founder and CEO Francisco Martin-Rayo positions the platform as “a team of Bloomberg analysts in your pocket 24/7,” underscoring its goal of democratizing sophisticated market intelligence. Financial details on revenue or users were not disclosed, but the firm is targeting a multi-trillion-dollar global food market.

Participated · Series B · May 2024

Doconomy, founded in 2018 and based in Stockholm, provides applied impact solutions that help banks measure and reduce environmental footprints. Its core product suite includes Impact Transactions (a carbon-footprint tool converting transactions to CO₂e using the Åland Index), Impact Finance (a savings solution to drive financial wellbeing and sustainable behaviour), Impact Activity (a self-assessment tool launched with the UNFCCC), and Impact Education (content and tools to support sustainable lifestyles). The company serves over 100 clients across 35 markets and has partnerships with the UNFCCC, Mastercard, S&P Trucost and WWF. Doconomy raised €34M in a Series B and intends to use the funds to accelerate expansion in North America and to enhance its product suite. Its offerings are positioned to empower individuals and corporations to assume responsibility for their environmental footprint. Doconomy offers an API-driven Åland Index that provides climate-calculated financial data, reporting both CO2e and H2O impact per transaction, and powers product-level impact calculations via 2030calculator.com. Its 2030calculator is used by over 2,000 users from brands, media and academia and is listed by the University of Oxford as an initiative that can have positive climate impact. The company serves banks, brands and fintechs across a wide set of countries and counts customers such as Bank of the West BNP Paribas, Nordea, Standard Chartered, Proximus, Flowe and Ålandsbanken. Doconomy plans to use the new funding to accelerate geographic expansion, further develop its impact-applied portfolio to enable impact calculations across transactions, lifestyles, products and companies, and to recruit new hires. Financially, the company raised $17M in the latest round, bringing total invested since the start of 2018 to $24M. Doconomy was founded in 2018 and has more than 50 employees.