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Founded in 2003, The London Fund invests in and advises IP-rich high-growth companies that focus on emerging tech with a particular focus on transformative technologies.

The London Fund collects and manages user data through its website and the Storytellers App according to its Privacy Policy.

The terms apply to use of The London Fund website and the Storytellers App, including their content, functionality, and services, collectively called the Platform.

The London Fund removes disputed portfolio-company listings from its website as Bolt awaits shareholder approval of a proposed funding round. The deal would include up to $250 million in marketing credits from The London Fund, an investment by Bolt in the firm, and Bolt founder Ryan Breslow’s return as CEO and appointment to the fund’s board. After Axios’ inquiries, the number of companies shown on the fund’s site drops from 20 to 13.

Aug 2024 · TechCrunchNews article

The London Fund, led by Ashesh Shah, is leading a proposed $450 million financing for checkout startup Bolt, with $250 million of its contribution offered as marketing credits instead of cash. Shah says the credits can include influencer and media visibility, co-marketing funds, and impressions, which he considers cash-equivalent. The term sheet is not final, and Shah says the deal depends on existing shareholders backing Bolt’s future.

Aug 2024 · TechCrunchNews article