Notable portfolio companies include Cityline, CNote Group, Copper Books, and Proof of Impact. The fund is driven by a network of Oxford-educated angel investors who bring a wealth of experience and connections to their portfolio companies. Their investment philosophy emphasizes fostering innovation and providing strategic guidance to help start-ups scale effectively.
Oxford Angel Fund - Portfolio Snapshot
Portfolio activity breakdown across disclosed investments and stages
Top Investment Stages
The Oxford Angel Fund is an early-stage investor focusing on technology-based start-ups, particularly those founded by Oxford-educated entrepreneurs. They typically participate in Seed and Pre-Seed rounds, with occasional investments in Series A and Angel rounds. Their investment strategy aims to support Oxonian entrepreneurship through both funding and mentoring.
Stage Mix
Concentration shown as share of disclosed investments by stage.
The Oxford Seed Fund provides start-ups and entrepreneurs with access to capital, diverse investors, and a supportive community in which to develop and scale. The Oxford Seed Fund invests up to £50,000 in the top Oxford-affiliated startups and provide them with the network and support they need to scale.
Fort Point Angels is a U.S.-based investment fund that focuses on seed and early-stage investments in growth companies. Founded in 2012 by Oleg Uritsky, the firm typically participates in seed rounds, convertible notes, and Series A funding. Their investment strategy is aimed at nurturing early-stage companies with high growth potential.
The Oxford Seed Fund provides start-ups and entrepreneurs with access to capital, diverse investors, and a supportive community in which to develop and scale. The Oxford Seed Fund invests up to £50,000 in the top Oxford-affiliated startups and provide them with the network and support they need to scale.
Fort Point Angels is a U.S.-based investment fund that focuses on seed and early-stage investments in growth companies. Founded in 2012 by Oleg Uritsky, the firm typically participates in seed rounds, convertible notes, and Series A funding. Their investment strategy is aimed at nurturing early-stage companies with high growth potential.