Global early stage venture capital firm 500 Startups is seeking to raise a new fund dedicated to Japan.
According to a regulatory filing with the S.E.C., the fund has a final target of $10m.
It lists founding partners David McClure, Chistine Tsai and venture partner James Riney as people related to the offering.
500 Startups is an early stage firm that invests from $25K to $250K to early stage startups globally and operates accelerators in San Francisco and Mountain View with mentors, and advisers coming from every part of the world.
In the last few months, the firm launched funds dedicated to Nordics, Mena, and Turkey.
It has just closed its Batch 15.
Thanks for joining our Demo day, Batch 15 you kicked major ass! #500STRONG #500Love pic.twitter.com/pNqAOifrEW
— 500 Startups (@500Startups) February 17, 2016
FinSMEs
19/02/2016