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SVB Capital

Last cheque observed Nov 2025; 14 cheques on record.

Deploying nowGrowth equity

Series DGrowthSeries CInvestment Management

Deploying now
33%of best year1cheques in 12 months, 14 on record
Since the last cheque346days00hrs00min00sec
Median round$33MRounds led2 of 14Sole investor1 roundsExits2 from the portfolioMostly inUnited States, 91%
Pitch SVB Capital

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SVB Capital highlights

  1. 01

    1 cheques in the last 12 months

  2. 02

    Mostly Series D and Growth: 44% of its rounds

  3. 03

    Sole investor in 1 rounds, median $15M

  4. 04

    2 exits from the portfolio

What they do

Type
Growth equity (from a list, unverified)
Cheque size
Not stated
Sectors
Investment Management
Based in
Menlo Park, United States
Cold pitches
Not stated

The record

Every round we can evidence, newest first14 appearances

  1. 2025

    3 rounds

  2. Nov
    LumafieldGrowth · US · Ventureburn$50MLed
  3. Sept
    WorkFusionGrowth · US · Crunchbase News$45MWith 18 others
  4. Mar
    CapeSeries B · US · TechCrunch$30MWith 4 others
  5. 2019

    2 rounds

  6. Nov
  7. Nov
    BlueVineSeries F · Nocamels$103MWith 6 others
  8. 2018

    2 rounds

  9. Nov
    VisorSeries A · US · FinSMEs$9.0MWith 4 others
  10. Jan
    RoofstockSeries C · US · FinSMEs$7.0MWith 1 other
  11. 2016

    2 rounds

  12. Nov
    WithMe (Software platform)$33MWith 11 others
  13. Sept
    Hired$30MWith 18 others
  14. 2015

    1 round

  15. Sept
    Momondo Group LimitedDebt · GB$15MSole investor
  16. 2011

    1 round

  17. Jan
    OportunSeries E · US$20MWith 5 others
  18. 2007

    1 round

  19. Aug
    DBS CommunicationsSeries D · US$17MWith 4 others
  20. 2006

    1 round

  21. Jun
    Xoom CorporationSeries D · US$15MWith 3 others
  22. 2004

    1 round

  23. Dec
    Motion ComputingSeries C · US$25MWith 3 others

An announcement gives the size of the round, not the size of this investor's cheque: the only rounds that imply a cheque are those where they were the sole named investor.

Exits from the portfolio

Companies it backed that were later bought or listed2 in all

Xoom CorporationBought by PayPal$890MJul 2015
Motion ComputingBought by Xplore Technologies$9.0MApr 2015

An exit counts when it came after the firm's first round in the company. From historical deal records.

Who they invest alongside

The investors most often in the same rounds as SVB Capital. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.

Recently backed

The latest companies SVB Capital put money into.

Quick answers about SVB Capital

What does SVB Capital invest in?

SVB Capital invests most often at Series D and Growth (44% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Investment Management.

How active is SVB Capital?

14 investments on record, 1 of them in the last 12 months, and it led 2. The most recent was in Nov 2025.

What has SVB Capital invested in recently?

Its most recent investments on record: Lumafield (Growth, Nov 2025), WorkFusion (Growth, Sept 2025) and Cape (Series B, Mar 2025).

How big are SVB Capital's cheques?

The median round it joins is $33M.

Does SVB Capital lead rounds?

Sometimes: it led 2 of its 14 investments on record (14%).

Where does SVB Capital invest?

Most of the companies it backs are in the United States (91%) and the United Kingdom (9%).

Is SVB Capital investing now?

Yes: it is actively investing, with 1 investments in the last 12 months.

Who does SVB Capital invest alongside?

Most often New Enterprise Associates (3 rounds together), IVP (2 rounds together) and Lightspeed Venture Partners (2 rounds together).

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