QED Investors which established its office in India in the previous year, has infused $150 million in the Indian market to date

The US-based venture capitalist participates in several funding rounds, ranging from Pre-Seed to Series B funding round and beyond

It has ploughed in the Indian crypto company, Mudrex that deals in autopilot smart crypto investment Fintech-focussed venture capital firm, QED Investors is reportedly planning to deploy close to $500 Mn in the Indian startup ecosystem in the coming time, according to a media report.

QED, which established its office in India in the previous year, has infused $150 million in the Indian startup ecosystem to date. It has made capital investments across various startups including Jupiter, Upswing, FPL Technologies and Refyne.

Established by Nigel Morris and Frank Rotman in 2007, QED was initially started as a family office but transitioned into a venture capital fund. It was initially fueled via internal capital. 

The US-based venture capitalist participates in several funding rounds, ranging from Pre-Seed to Series B funding round and beyond. It reportedly holds investment capacity of $1 million to $50 million to shore up fintech companies and additionally, shows interest in the crypto sector. 

In the previous year, it sealed a $1.05 billion fund consisting of a $550 million Fund VII and a $500 million Growth Fund.

According to a Crunchbase report, QED Investors has raised a total of $1.4 billion across five funds to date. Its recent fund is QED Fund VII which was announced in September 2021 and raised a total of $1.1 billion.

The company has made a slew of capital infusions in crypto startups across the world. Of late, it has ploughed in the Indian crypto company, Mudrex that deals in autopilot smart crypto investment.