ETFS Capital

www.etfscapital.com

VCMatch tracks ETFS Capital as an investor focused on Fintech, Wealthtech, and AI/ML companies, Seed and Series A rounds, Europe, UK, and London markets, and $4m to $130m check sizes. Upload your deck to compare your startup against the full private matching profile.

Check Size

$4m to $130m

Stages

Seed, Series A, Series B

Focus Areas

Fintech, Wealthtech, AI/ML

Geography

Europe, UK, and London

Investment Thesis

ETFS Capital is built on a mission to partner with extraordinary founders seeking to disrupt their industry. The firm leverages deep fintech expertise from its team of industry veterans in investment management and capital markets to provide lasting value through active post-investment support. They emphasize a ‘genuine philosophy around partnering with founders’ and positioning themselves as ‘a sounding board, offering insights and advice every step of the way.’

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

ETFS Capital is most relevant for founders raising Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds in Fintech, Wealthtech, AI/ML, and Data Infrastructure, especially across Europe, UK, and London, with public check-size signals around $4m to $130m.

Focus statement

The firm invests in early-stage European fintech businesses, with a preference to lead Series A rounds while remaining comfortable co-leading or participating in rounds. They are selective, investing in only a small number of companies each year to ensure active founder support.

Value Add

Team composed of fintech industry veterans with deep knowledge in investment management and capital markets
Deep networks and experience leveraged to support founders post-investment
Selective investment approach - only invest in small number of companies per year to provide hands-on support
Founded in 2018 with proven exit track record (4 exits from 19 investments as of content date)
Focus on founders 'seeking to disrupt their industry' rather than incremental improvements