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Vintage Investment Partners raises $920M in new capital, taking assets under management past $4.8B across venture fund-of-funds, secondaries and growth

Vintage Investment Partners has raised $920 million in new capital, bringing assets under management to more than $4.8 billion.

By Michele Mattei

Vintage Investment Partners has raised $920 million in new capital, bringing assets under management to more than $4.8 billion. The firm says it has raised more than $1.1 billion over the past three years across primary, secondary and co-investment strategies.

Founded in 2003 in Tel Aviv, with offices in London and New York, Vintage invests only in venture: in venture funds and venture-backed companies through fund-of-funds, secondaries and growth strategies. Co-managing partners Asaf Horesh and Abe Finkelstein lead the firm.

Vintage sells access to capacity-constrained managers in the US, Europe and Israel, citing PitchBook-NVCA data showing three firms took nearly half of all venture capital raised in the first half of 2026. Its Value+ platform connects portfolio companies with more than 650 enterprises.

Tzlil Kovetz and Chief Value Officer Ilan Leiferman were promoted to partner.

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