
Global VC firm, Runa Capital, invests in early-stage tech, deep tech, fintech, edutech, and digital health.
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Andre joined Runa in 2011 as a partner and led investments in Lendio, Smava, Mambu, Brainly, and Zopa.
Jinal founded SchoolMint, an enrollment platform serving 16,000+ US schools, and Log(n), which provides remote engineering and design. BV Investment Partners acquired SchoolMint, where Jinal is chairman.
Michael is a Runa partner who serves on the boards of Revegy and ClearMechanic and focuses on regulated industries and B2B SaaS. He was co-founder and COO of Octane Lending.
Murat joined Runa Capital in 2023 as general counsel in New York and leads the group's legal function, providing legal advice.
The company says data growth requires infrastructure for reliable storage, protection, processing, collection, and use across devices. It is eager to invest in machine learning, open source software, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, developer products, and quantum computing.
Healthcare is more complex than most consumer markets and traditionally adopts change slowly. The sector is moving toward a model where nearly everything is accessed from the cloud.
Classroom digitization progressed slowly over 20 years, while COVID-19 accelerated change. Technologies are redefining how and where people learn, develop skills, and earn degrees.
The company says technology is changing financial services, where payment platforms, online lenders, and mobile-first challenger banks challenge established firms.
Runa Capital is a global venture capital firm founded by serial entrepreneurs that invests in early-stage software startups around the world.
Abby Care secures $82 million in funding to formalize and compensate family members for caregiving roles. The platform connects immigrant families with healthcare navigation services, addressing gaps in medical support. Founder Havi Nguyen’s personal experience—balancing school with Medicaid paperwork for her immigrant family—inspired the solution.
Oct 2026 · FortuneNews article
Ubitium raises an additional $14 million in seed funding to develop a universal processor for autonomous machines, bringing its total seed investment to $18 million. Ibex Investors leads the round, joined by OpenOcean, existing investors KBC Focus Fund, Runa Capital and Inflection, and Quantum Systems co-founder Florian Seibel. Its RISC-V-based processor combines signal processing, AI inference and real-time control; the company plans to deliver UB410 evaluation units in 2027.
Oct 2026 · SiliconANGLENews article
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