Participated · Series C · Aug 2026

Launched in 2022, Faye offers an award-winning app and platform that lets travelers purchase coverage quickly, file claims digitally, and receive near-instant reimbursements to mobile wallets while in-trip. Its product suite includes distribution platforms for travel agencies, OTAs and airlines, AI-first policy and claims management, telemedicine, eSIM connectivity, lounge access and real-time concierge assistance. The company says it has become the fastest-growing and highest-rated travel insurance provider in the U.S., has earned more than 20 industry awards, and doubled revenue over the past year. Faye is investing heavily in AI to make underwriting, traveler assistance and claims faster and more autonomous, targeting that AI will resolve over half of claims autonomously by year-end. It plans geographic expansion and deeper partnerships with travel distributors, and will expand its travel fintech features through Faye Wallet to improve in-trip money management and payouts. The company has raised $100M in total funding following the Series C and recently established a U.S. headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2026

TYLsemi provides a reusable, standards-based chiplet portfolio—TYL.IO (connectivity), TYL.Power (in-package power delivery), and a planned TYL.Mem family—plus a full-stack TYL.Forge service for custom XPU and fabric designs. The company emphasizes UCIe-based die-to-die connectivity and integration with foundry and packaging partners to accelerate multi-die AI system development. TYLsemi emerged from stealth and raised $43 million in early-stage funding to accelerate product development and commercial engagement. It is partnering with TSMC to deliver IO and power chiplet samples to qualified customers in 2027 and is already engaging lead customers and tier-1 customer engagements that the company says validate its readiness. The firm is expanding its teams across silicon design, packaging, and systems engineering to support market deployment.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Lama AI develops an AI-agent platform that provides credit-risk assessment solutions to banks and fintech companies to speed and improve loan approvals for small and medium-sized businesses. Since launching, the company expanded support across the full lifecycle of additional credit products, including commercial and industrial lending, commercial real estate financing, and credit cards. Lama AI reports 300% year-over-year growth and says customers have achieved improvements of several hundred percent in key business performance metrics. Financially, the company has now surpassed $20 million in total funding following its $12 million Series A. The company plans to scale its go-to-market, sales, and marketing teams to meet growing demand from U.S. banks.

Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Aryon Security offers a Cloud Security Enforcement Platform that shifts cloud security from reactive detection and remediation to preventive enforcement before risks reach production. Since emerging from stealth in 2025, the company says its platform can avoid up to 95% of traditional CSPM alerts and has gained traction with mid-to-large enterprises across regulated industries such as healthcare, banking, insurance, telecommunications, shipping, and industrials. Founders Ron Arbel (CEO), Ariel Litmanovich (CTO), and Yair Ladizhensky (CPO) are veterans of the IDF’s Matzov cybersecurity unit and Forbes 30 Under 30 honorees who worked on securing Project Nimbus. The company reports three primary use cases: secure cloud migration and M&A, preventing new gaps in mature complex environments, and operationalizing prevention at scale with granular, production-safe enforcement and exception management. Aryon also stated a long-term vision to extend preventive enforcement beyond cloud infrastructure to broader enterprise environments as organizations adopt more AI, SaaS, and distributed technologies. Financially, Aryon has raised $29 million in Series A and $38 million in total capital to date.

Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

ZyG builds ZyG OS, an end-to-end platform that leverages agentic AI infrastructure to identify products with scale potential and execute functions across brand building, store creation, creative generation, user acquisition, conversion optimization, retention and logistics. The company partners with online brands that have initial traction and that pass its Product Market Fit test and high ZyG Score to predict scale potential. ZyG says its platform removes operational and data complexity and the financial risk of scaling so founders can focus on product development. The founding team includes the creators of ironSource and three leading AI experts from an Israeli cyber unit, combining commerce and AI expertise. ZyG also offers financing capabilities as part of its platform to help brands scale. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv and plans to use the Series A proceeds to further develop and expand its agentic operating system for eCommerce scale.