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Love Ventures — 2023 Investments

5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Connect Earthconnect.earthin𝕏Mar 2023

Connect Earth provides a Sustainable Finance operating system that helps financial institutions assess portfolio sustainability, automate ESG reporting, and align investments with sustainability standards like the EU Taxonomy and SFDR requirements.

Climate TechData & InfrastructureFintechImpact & Social GoodUK, GB

Alex Lempka(CEO)inNick Carmont(Founding CTO)in

Co-investorsBeyond CapitalCreative Destruction Lab (CDL)Double DownEntrepreneur FirstGlobal BrainGresham House Ventures+9 more

Dimension AIdimensionai.cominOct 2023

Dimension AI is a precedent-based SEC filing software that extracts and structures data verbatim from public EDGAR filings to draft, benchmark, and review documents such as annual reports, capital markets filings (S-1, 424(b)), and N-2 reports for registered funds.

AI & Machine LearningFintechLegalTech

Co-investorsAUTHENTIC VENTURESPioneerAbstract VenturesAscension VenturesFelicis VenturesMVP+5 more

Mintagomintago.comSep 2023 · $4.8M

Mintago provides an employee benefits and financial wellbeing platform that gives employers tools and insights to support their staff's financial, physical, and mental wellbeing.

FintechHR TechSaaS

Chieu Cao(Co-Founder & CEO)in

Co-investorsBlack Lion VenturesFigure 8 InvestmentsGuinness VenturesHorseplay VenturesRedbus VenturesSeed X+2 more

Wayhomewayhome.co.ukin𝕏Apr 2023

Wayhome offers "Deposit Bridge," a five-year path-to-ownership scheme for UK homebuyers where a funding partner buys a new-build home, the resident pays a 1% upfront option fee plus a fixed monthly payment, and can later buy the home at a 10% discount that serves as a deposit alternative.

FintechPropTech

Nigel Purves(Founder)in

Co-investorsAllianz XAugmentum FintechVolution VenturesCur8 Capital

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Konfir

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.