VC Venture Capital List - Discover the UKs Venture Capital Funds
List of Venture Capital (VC) Funds
Over several years, we've built the definitive list of 350+ major venture capital and angel syndicate investors in the UK start-up funding ecosystem.
Our 2024 list covers all active VC funds, angel syndicates, and accelerators funding pre-seed, seed and series A companies in the UK and Europe.
The first 20 entries are below. You can get the full list here, as a download for Microsoft Excel.
VC List - Investor List:
Get the full list of 350+ UK Angel syndicate, VC and other investors here.
How do I use this investor list?
- Save time and discover 350+ angels and investors for your startup or growth stage business with our comprehensive list of verified UK investors, active in 2024, including:
- 216 UK Venture Capital ("VC") Funds.
- 67 UK Angel Investment Syndicates.
- 71 UK Accelerators, PE Funds, Crowdfunding platforms and more.
Edit, filter, sort or upload to your CRM:
Instantly download the full database as an Excel file, giving you the ability to:
- Filter and sort investors by target industry, round type (i.e. pre-seed, seed, series A or series B), target funding round size (i.e. £250k - £10m), investment criteria (i..e Tech/SaaS, or consumer goods) and more.
- Use the application link or email address (where applicable) to apply for investment funding.
What are venture capital funds?
Venture capital ("VC") funds are pooled investment vehicles that specialise in providing financing to startups and early-stage companies with high growth potential.
Managed by professional venture capitalists, these funds invest in businesses across various industries, (but primarily in technology and technology-enabled companies), in exchange for equity or ownership stakes.
Venture capital funds aim to support innovative companies that may be too risky for traditional bank loans or standard investment avenues, helping them scale their operations, develop products, and expand into new markets.
The capital for these funds comes from limited partners (LPs) including institutional investors, such as pension funds and endowments, as well as high-net-worth individuals.
Venture capital funds not only offer financial resources but also provide strategic guidance, industry connections, and operational expertise to their portfolio companies.
By investing in a diverse array of startups, these funds seek to generate significant returns for their investors, typically over a five to ten-year investment horizon, through successful exits via acquisitions or initial public offerings (IPOs).
