Main Set Raises £14M for First Fintech Fund, Targets £40M Goal

April 29, 2025
Main Set Raises £14M for First Fintech Fund, Targets £40M Goal
  • Main Set, a London-based venture capital firm focused on fintech, has successfully raised £14 million for its inaugural fund since launching in late 2024.

  • The fund, backed by Capricorn Capital Partners, aims to reach a total of £40 million and will invest primarily in fintech and adjacent SaaS businesses.

  • Main Set's network includes eight venture scouts and a dedicated venture partner with significant fintech experience, which they plan to expand as fundraising progresses.

  • Utilizing a systematic, data-driven investment approach, Main Set targets businesses with robust models and strong growth potential.

  • This new fund represents a strategic shift for Main Set, which previously operated on a deal-by-deal basis, allowing for a more structured investment approach.

  • The fund's initial portfolio features four companies: Anyfin, Sprout.ai, WealthOS, and Databento, which will act as seed investments to enhance liquidity for investors.

  • In addition to capital, Main Set provides operational support, leveraging its team's expertise across various fintech sectors, including Payments, Insurtech, and Neobanking.

  • As part of Capricorn Capital Group, Main Set benefits from extensive institutional resources and industry knowledge, with Ioto Iotov continuing to lead the fund's investments.

  • Mikael Hussain, CEO of Anyfin, commended Main Set for its deep understanding of the fintech landscape and the value it adds to its portfolio companies.

  • Ioto Iotov expressed enthusiasm about the strong interest from investors and the quality of fintech opportunities available.

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Main Set Secures £14M in First Close of Debut Venture Fund

Fintech Schweiz Digital Finance News - FintechNewsCH • Apr 29, 2025

Main Set Secures £14M in First Close of Debut Venture Fund

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