FJ Labs Raises Fund IV to Extend Marketplace Investing Machine
FJ Labs, the marketplace-focused firm of Fabrice Grinda, filed for Fund IV, reporting $73.5M raised as it continues its high-volume, non-lead strategy.
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FJ Labs, the marketplace-focused firm of Fabrice Grinda, filed for Fund IV, reporting $73.5M raised as it continues its high-volume, non-lead strategy.
NextView Ventures closed Fund VI with $80M toward a $135M target, sticking to its seed-only "Everyday Economy" discipline.
Greycroft closed more than $1B in new capital commitments to back seed-to-growth companies in AI infrastructure, intelligent applications, and sustainability.
GGV Capital ceased using its brand and split into U.S.-focused Notable Capital and Asia-focused Granite Asia, a structure that continues to define both firms in 2026.
Lightspeed Venture Partners closed more than $9B across six vehicles, with roughly 55% earmarked for AI infrastructure, applications, and AI-native software.
Newark Venture Partners crossed $200M in AUM with a second fund to back vertical AI founders, supported by LPs including Rutgers, Prudential, and Audible.