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B-FLEXION

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St. Helier · Seed–Late Stage · 12 people tracked

Also known as B-FLEXION FUND MANAGEMENT (IRELAND) LIMITED · B-FLEXION FUND MANAGEMENT (JERSEY) LIMITED

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Investment thesis

B-FLEXION invests by seeding, acquiring and building investment partnerships as well as making principal investments directly in operating businesses within transformative industries. Through its B-FLEXION Life Sciences unit, the firm pursues targeted investments across biopharma, diagnostics and a broad range of innovative healthcare services.

Source: firm website, verified Aug 18, 2026.

Stage
Seed–Late Stage
Check
$500K
HQ
St. Helier, Massachusetts, US
Instruments
Equity
Founded
2013
Private fund assets
$2B

Team · 12 people

from the firm's website & public directories
Alexander Papadimitriou· Founder, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer, Kedge Capital (Private Equity)
Nick Lyle· Founding Partner, Crosstree Real Estate Partners
Sean Arnold· Founding Partner, Crosstree Real Estate Partners
Frederic Wohlwend· Managing Partner, Forestay Capital
Oliver Heaton· Managing Director, Group Investments
Sarah Crawford· Group CFO, Partner and Member of the Board
Cyrus Jilla· Group Managing Partner
François-Serge Lhabitant· Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer, Kedge Capital (Hedge Funds)
Peter Agnes· Operating Partner, B-Flexion Life Sciences
Ranjani Kearsley· Head of Asset Management Investments
Steven Rotman· Operating Partner, B-Flexion Life Sciences

Frequently asked questions

What stage does B-FLEXION invest at?
B-FLEXION invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Growth, Late Stage stages.
What is B-FLEXION's typical check size?
B-FLEXION typically writes checks of $500K.
What sectors does B-FLEXION focus on?
B-FLEXION focuses on Biotech, Climate Tech, Digital Health, Healthtech, Medical Devices.
Where is B-FLEXION located?
B-FLEXION is headquartered in St. Helier, US.

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