NYC Fintech Owns 30% of U.S. Fintech Investment: Inside the $6.7B 2024 Story
NYC captured 30% of U.S. fintech VC in 2024 ($6.71B), led by Ramp ($32B), Bilt Rewards ($11B), and a dense operator flywheel — here's why the trend continues in 2026.
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NYC captured 30% of U.S. fintech VC in 2024 ($6.71B), led by Ramp ($32B), Bilt Rewards ($11B), and a dense operator flywheel — here's why the trend continues in 2026.
NYC is home to a distinct cluster of AI-native unicorns: Hugging Face, Runway, ElevenLabs, Moonvalley. Here's the NYC AI content + platform story.
Insight Partners runs ~$90B in AUM from its NYC HQ, investing in scaling software globally. Here's the Insight playbook, portfolio, and what it means for NYC.
FirstMark is a NYC-based early-stage firm with ~$1B AUM and an unusual community-first approach. Here's how the firm builds pipeline and where it invests.
The Q4 2025 Pitchbook-NVCA Venture Monitor shows AI at 65.4% of U.S. VC deal value. Here's what that means for NYC's diversified ecosystem.
NYC's insurance industry density — MetLife, AIG, Prudential, New York Life, major reinsurers — makes it the U.S. insurtech hub. Here's the 2026 landscape.