Fundraising FoxAccomplice — 2020 Investments
6 investments dated 2020 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Synex develops compact, portable technology that uses magnetic resonance spectroscopy to measure blood metabolites such as glucose and lactate non-invasively and in real time, without a needle prick.
Deep TechDigital HealthMedical Devices
Ben Nashman(Founder)in
Co-investorsSherpalo VenturesFundomoKhosla VenturesRadical Ventures
BondLink provides SaaS investor relations, deal marketing and debt management software for U.S. municipal bond issuers.
Boston, US
Carl Query(Founder)inColin MacNaught(Founder)in
BoardRobert Stevenson(Director)
Co-investorsCoatue ManagementFranklin Templeton
Currencycloud provides a global cross-border payment platform for businesses to collect, convert, and manage multi-currency transactions across 180+ countries.
Cloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareFintechLondon, GB
Nigel Verdon(Founder)Rich Arundel(Founder)Richard Arundel(Founder)Stephen Lemon(Founder)
PartnerJeff Fagnan· solo GP
Co-investorsAnthemis VentureForgePoint CapitalGV (Google Ventures)Notion CapitalRakuten CapitalSapphire Ventures+7 more
HMBradley was a consumer digital banking platform offering deposit and credit card products; the company has since pivoted to provide banking technology to established financial institutions.
Fintech
Zach
Co-investorsMucker CapitalSlow VenturesWestbound Equity PartnersAcrew CapitalCommerce VenturesIndex Ventures+2 more
Nacelle provides AI-driven product recommendation and behavioral targeting technology for ecommerce brands to deliver personalized shopping experiences that increase conversion rates and average order value.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceSaaS
Brian Anderson(Founder)David Ambrose(Founder)Kim Anderson(Founder)
PartnerJeff Fagnan· solo GP
Co-investorsHigh AlphaIndex VenturesInovia CapitalLerer HippeauSilas Capital PartnersTiger Global Management
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.