- The fund will be used to deploy investments at the seed to Series A stages with ticket sizes ranging from £1 million to £7 million
- Currently, the vehicle has made five investments, which include Aria, an API-enabled embedded invoicing platform, and Ramify, a digital wealth management platform
- 13books Capital was founded in 2019
London-based 13books Capital, a fintech-focused venture capital firm, has closed its new fund at at £121 million, according to a VCWire.tech report.
The fund’s limited partners include British Patient Capital and KfW Germany.
The fund will be used to deploy investments at the seed to Series A stages with ticket sizes ranging from £1 million to £7 million.
Currently, the vehicle has made five investments, which include Aria, an API-enabled embedded invoicing platform, and Ramify, a digital wealth management platform.
13books Capital was founded by Steve Gibson and Michael McFadgen in 2019.