United States · Investor

The Halo Fund

Last cheque observed Sep 2026; 14 cheques on record.

Deploying nowInvestment firmWebsite unconfirmed

Series BSeries CSeries AAdvertisingMobileVenture Capital & Private Equity

Deploying now
100%of best year2cheques in 12 months, 14 on record
Since the last cheque53days00hrs00min00sec
Median round$70MRounds led2 of 14Sole investor1 roundsExits1 from the portfolioMostly inUnited States, 92%
Pitch The Halo Fund

The Halo Fund highlights

  1. 01

    2 cheques in the last 12 months

  2. 02

    Mostly Series B and Series C: 50% of its rounds

  3. 03

    Sole investor in 1 rounds, median $332K

  4. 04

    1 exits from the portfolio

What they do

Type
Investment firm (from a list, unverified)
Cheque size
Not stated
Sectors
AdvertisingMobileVenture Capital & Private Equity
Based in
Mountain View, United States
Cold pitches
Not stated

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The record

Every round we can evidence, newest first14 appearances

  1. 2026

    2 rounds

  2. Sept
    Savvy WealthSeries C · US · Ventureburn$100MLed
  3. Jul
    FlexSeries B · US · Portage$70MLed
  4. 2016

    1 round

  5. Jan
    Ensighten$53MWith 10 others
  6. 2015

    1 round

  7. Mar
    Komodo LearningSeed · GB$332KSole investor
  8. 2012

    3 rounds

  9. Sept
    EnsightenSeries A · US · techcrunch.com$16MWith 4 others
  10. Sept
    IntrapaceVenture · US · sec.gov$6.2MWith 1 other
  11. Jan
    WordlockVenture · US$300KWith 1 other
  12. 2010

    1 round

  13. Sept
    QumuDebt · US · fis.dowjones.com$8.8MWith 7 others
  14. 2008

    1 round

  15. Jul
    QumuSeries C · US · qumu.com$11MWith 6 others
  16. 2007

    2 rounds

  17. May
    Sonoma OrthopedicsSeries B · US · venturebeat.com$10MWith 4 others
  18. May
    Catalist HomesSeries D · US · venturebeat.com$4.5MWith 2 others
  19. 2006

    1 round

  20. May
    QumuSeries B · US$5.3MWith 3 others
  21. 2004

    1 round

  22. Jul
    IntrapaceSeries C · US$15MWith 6 others
  23. 2003

    1 round

  24. Jul
    Media PublisherSeries A · US$1.3MWith 2 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 listed1 in all

QumuBought by Rimage$52MOct 2011

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 The Halo Fund. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.

Recently backed

The latest companies The Halo Fund put money into.

Quick answers about The Halo Fund

What does The Halo Fund invest in?

The Halo Fund invests most often at Series B and Series C (50% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Advertising, Mobile and Venture Capital & Private Equity.

How active is The Halo Fund?

14 investments on record, 2 of them in the last 12 months, and it led 2. The most recent was in Sept 2026.

What has The Halo Fund invested in recently?

Its most recent investments on record: Savvy Wealth (Series C, Sept 2026), Flex (Series B, Jul 2026) and Ensighten (Jan 2016).

How big are The Halo Fund's cheques?

The median round it joins is $70M.

Does The Halo Fund lead rounds?

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

Where does The Halo Fund invest?

Most of the companies it backs are in the United States (92%) and the United Kingdom (8%).

Is The Halo Fund investing now?

Yes: it is actively investing, with 2 investments in the last 12 months.

Who does The Halo Fund invest alongside?

Most often The Angels' Forum (8 rounds together), Garage Technology Ventures (3 rounds together) and Storm Ventures (3 rounds together).

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