Palo Alto early-stage firm investing in AI, cloud/SaaS, fintech, security and healthcare; reported ~$20B AUM on Wikipedia's 2026 table, with a Dealroom analysis of SEC Form ADV filings implying ~$46.8B across US and UK entities. Notable exits include Slack and Qualtrics.
Tiger Global Management
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New York growth investor in robotics, fintech, software and AI; reported ~$78B AUM in 2026 (venture book ~$41.1B). Notable exits include Credit Karma and Moveworks.
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- Growth, Fintech, Software, AI
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New York growth investor in robotics, fintech, software and AI; reported ~$78B AUM in 2026 (venture book ~$41.1B). Core facts corroborated by multiple independent sources.
Sources: dealroom.net, startupsavant.com
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Pros
- Covers Growth, Fintech, Software, AI.
- Based in New York.
- Key facts verified against multiple independent sources.
Cons
- No verified official website on file yet.
- AUM/valuation figures move fast in this market; 2026 reported values may already be stale.
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