Vintage Investment Partners raises $920M for venture investing

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Vintage Investment Partners, a venture capital platform founded in 2003 with offices in Tel Aviv, London and New York, announced on October 21, 2026 that it has raised $920 million in new capital. The raise takes the firm's assets under management to more than $4.8 billion. Vintage invests in venture funds and in venture-backed companies, both on a primary basis and through secondary transactions, and works with venture managers in the United States, Europe and Israel.

Why the firm says it raised now

In its announcement, Vintage said companies are staying private longer and more of their value is created before they reach public markets, while venture portfolios are maturing and demand for liquidity is rising. The firm cited the Q2 2026 PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor, according to which three firms accounted for nearly half of all venture capital raised in the first half of 2026. Vintage runs fund-of-funds, secondaries and growth strategies, and over the past three years it has raised more than $1.1 billion across primary, secondary and co-investment strategies.

Co-managing partner Asaf Horesh said many of the most successful founders keep working with a small group of highly sought-after venture managers, and that this is where Vintage invests. Co-managing partner Abe Finkelstein thanked the firm's limited partners for their continued trust.

Team changes

Alongside the fundraise, Vintage promoted Tzlil Kovetz to partner after more than five years at the firm, during which she moved up from associate. Ilan Leiferman, the chief value officer, was also made a partner. He leads Value+, the firm's program that connects portfolio companies with a network of more than 650 large enterprises. Vintage also recently appointed Brachie Sprung as chief investor relations officer; she has two decades of experience in venture capital, fundraising and investor relations. The current partners also include Amit Frenkel, Iren Reznikov and Leyla Holterud.

Source: Vintage Raises $920M as More Venture Value Is Created in Private Markets