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Technology Crossover Ventures (TCV)

Company

Technology Crossover Ventures (TCV), founded in 1995, is a leading provider of capital to emerging technology companies. For 21 years, TCV has invested nearly $9 billion in more than 200 technology leaders, made 59 purchases and 50 strategic sales. TCV is headquartered in Palo Alto, California. The company also has branches in New York and London.

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History

2022: Investing in French online bank for freelancers Qonto

In early January 2022, an online bank for freelancers Qonto raised about 486 million euros in the Series D financing round. The valuation startup of this investment transaction increased to 4.4 billion euros. The latest investment round was led by Tiger Global and TCV. The round was also attended by some new investors such as Alkeon, Eurazeo,,, KKR Insight Partners Exor Seeds, Guillaume Pousaz, Gaingels and Ashley Flucas. Existing investors Valar, Alven, DST Global Yuri Milner and also Tencent invested in Qonto. More. here

2021

Investing in Brex Expense Management Software Developer

At the end of April 2021, fintechstartup Brex he raised $425 million as part of the Series D financing round, which was led by a venture capital company, and Tiger Global TCV also invested in the startup. The capitalization of the startup increased to $7.4 billion. More. here

Investing in a cloud developer for Mambu MFIs

In early January 2021, Mambu announced the closure of the financing round, as a result of which it was able to attract 110 million euros, and the estimated cost of the startup was 1.7 billion euros. Among the investors is the Runa Capital fund, which was previously invested in a German company. More details here.

2019: Investing in fintech company Nubank, which was valued at $10 billion

At the end of July 2019, Nubank announced a Series F venture financing round, following which the company raised $400 million. Among the investors of the Brazilian fintech startup was TCV. More details here.