Spicehaus Partners
Seed–Series B · 3 people tracked
Investment thesis
Invests at early stage in Swiss B2B software, fintech, and cybersecurity startups, providing hands-on support from a team with investment banking, private equity, and operating experience.
Team · 3 people
from the firm's website
Daniel Andres, co-creator of Switzerland’s invitation-only Gründerball, combines entrepreneurial roots and BNP Paribas markets-sales experience to focus on B2B regulated sectors while enforcing a strict no-crypto, no-life-sciences policy.
Dr. Teddy Amberg combines quantitative finance skills and a PhD in sociology with operator experience building Switzerland's CreditGate24, offering empathy for founders navigating regulated fintech and prioritizing personal fit.
Heidi Foppa leverages 30+ years at Lombard Odier and Triodos Bank as a venture partner, bridging private banking and early-stage tech with scaling support and impact finance leadership at iGravity.
Investments · 25 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathAI-driven software that simplifies robot programming for complex tasks using force control, reinforcement learning, and kinesthetic sense to add autonomous adaptability on production lines.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Spicehaus Partners invest at?
- Spicehaus Partners invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B stages.
- What sectors does Spicehaus Partners focus on?
- Spicehaus Partners focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, Fintech, Robotics, SaaS.
- Does Spicehaus Partners lead rounds?
- Yes, Spicehaus Partners leads investment rounds.
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