Healthcare VC funds and other sector investor lists: fintech, climate, crypto, edtech and deep tech.

5AM Ventures

A life sciences specialist in San Francisco and Boston that invests early, including incubation, in biopharma, drug delivery and research tools.

Atlas Venture

A Cambridge biotech specialist that creates companies and invests early.

Polaris Partners

A healthcare and biotech specialist, founded in 1996, that invests early and at growth from Boston.

Samsara BioCapital

A therapeutics specialist that invests in private and public companies, from oncology and immunology to gene therapy and rare disease.

Santé Ventures

An Austin early-stage firm dedicated to healthcare technologies.

Sofinnova Investments

A biopharma specialist, founded in 1976, that invests in clinical-stage companies, private and public.

Third Rock Ventures

A Boston company creator dedicated to healthcare, science and medicine.

Versant Ventures

A biotech specialist, founded in 1999, that creates companies as well as investing in them.

Vivo Capital

A healthcare specialist that invests through venture, private equity and public equity, from biopharma to medical devices.

.406 Ventures

A Boston early-stage firm with three focus areas: healthcare first, then data and AI, and cybersecurity.

11.2 Capital

An early-stage San Francisco firm, founded in 2014, whose emerging-technology focus includes data-driven healthcare, climate tech, quantum and robotics.

645 Ventures

A New York early-stage generalist that names health tech, fintech and deep tech among seven focus areas.

8VC

Founded in 2015 by Joe Lonsdale and Jake Medwell, an Austin multi-stage firm that pairs technology with the bio-sciences.

Abstract Ventures

Calls itself sector-agnostic, but its list runs from biotech and healthcare to crypto, fintech and insurance, at seed and early stage.

Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)

Founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, it lists bio and health, crypto and fintech among its areas, from seed to growth.

ARCH Venture Partners

A Chicago seed and early-stage investor across life sciences, physical sciences and information technology.

B Capital

A Los Angeles-based investor whose four focus areas include healthcare and fintech, investing from early stage to growth.

Bain Capital Ventures

Founded in 2001, it invests from seed to growth across seven areas, among them fintech, healthcare and physical AI.

Bee Partners

Invests at inception, pre-seed, in what it calls biological machines, human-machine interaction and machine learning; founded in 2011.

BlueRun Ventures

An early-stage Menlo Park firm with digital health and fintech on a short list of four focus areas.

Canaan

An early-stage firm, founded in 1987, that splits its focus between technology and healthcare, therapeutics included.

Cantos

Ian Rountree's firm, founded in 2016, backs physical-world companies in energy, space, defense, mining and biology, from pre-seed onward.

Canvas Prime (formerly Canvas Ventures)

Formerly Canvas Ventures, it takes the lead in Series A and B rounds in fintech, digital health and AI.

Congruent Ventures

A climate specialist that invests early across software, hardware and biology.

DAG Ventures

A Palo Alto mid-stage and growth investor in two fields: technology and life sciences.

DCVC

A deep tech investor founded by Matt Ocko and Zachary Bogue, with a separate biotech arm, DCVC Bio, and climate and human health in its focus.

Defy

An early-stage Woodside firm whose broad technology focus names education and health among five areas.

Draper Associates

Tim Draper's seed and early-stage firm, which names healthcare and biotech, crypto, robotics and space, plus unconventional ideas.

Emerson Collective

Laurene Powell Jobs's organization, which combines investing with philanthropy across education, health, the environment and other causes.

Felicis

Aydin Senkut's firm, founded in 2006, invests from seed, with health and bio and energy among four named areas.

Fifty Years

A pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2016 by Seth Bannon and Ela Madej, for technology aimed at the world's biggest problems, biotech included.

First Round Capital

A seed-only firm founded in 2004 by Josh Kopelman and Howard Morgan; healthcare, fintech and hardware are three of seven areas it names.

Flagship Pioneering

A company creator, founded in 1999, working in biotechnology, life sciences, health and sustainability.

Founders Fund

Peter Thiel, Ken Howery and Luke Nosek's multi-stage firm, founded in 2005, backs what it calls revolutionary technology, from biotech and fintech to space.

General Catalyst

Founded in 2000 by Joel Cutler and David Fialkow, it invests from seed to growth, with healthcare one of its headline themes.

GV

Founded in 2009 with Bill Maris as founding CEO, it invests from seed to growth, with life sciences and frontier tech among five areas.

Innovation Endeavors

Eric Schmidt and Dror Berman's firm, founded in 2010, invests early at the technical frontier, including robotics, sensing and biology.

Kapor Capital

An Oakland seed and early-stage investor, founded in 2011, in impact startups that close gaps in access to education, health, finance and more.

Khosla Ventures

Vinod Khosla's firm, founded in 2004, names digital health, medtech, therapeutics, fintech and sustainability among its areas, from pre-seed onward.

Kindred Ventures

An early-stage firm led by managing partners Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela, with health and wellness, climate, crypto and fintech on a list of eight areas.

Kleiner Perkins

Founded in 1972, one of the oldest firms here, it invests early and at growth in technology and life sciences.

Lightspeed Venture Partners

A multi-stage firm, founded in 2000, that invests from seed to Series F; healthcare and fintech are two of its five areas.

Madrona

A Seattle seed and early-stage firm, founded in 1995, that adds AI-enabled biotech to a mostly software focus.

Menlo Ventures

Founded in 1976, it invests from inception to IPO across a long list that includes bio and healthcare, fintech and robotics.

Moxxie Ventures

Katie Jacobs Stanton's early-stage firm, founded in 2019, invests in consumer, health, fintech and software.

New Enterprise Associates (NEA)

Founded in 1977, NEA splits its investing between technology and healthcare, including digital health and life sciences, at every stage.

Norwest

Founded in 1961, it offers venture and growth equity from early to late stage, with healthcare, biotech and fintech among its areas.

Oak HC/FT

Its name spells out its two fields, healthcare (HC) and financial technology (FT), which it backs from early stage to growth.

Obvious Ventures

Ev Williams, James Joaquin and Vishal Vasishth's firm backs what it calls world-positive companies in planetary health, human health and economic health.

Pear VC

Pejman Nozad and Mar Hershenson's pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2013, lists ten areas, biotech, healthcare, climate and fintech among them.

Playground Global

Invests early, often before a product exists, in computing, automation, the energy transition and engineered biology.

Quiet Capital

Lee Linden and Ben Mahdavi's firm, founded in 2017, invests from day zero across eight areas, healthcare, crypto and fintech among them.

Reach Capital

An early-stage investor in learning, healthcare and the future of work.

S32 (Section 32)

Bill Maris's concentrated, high-conviction firm, founded in 2017, invests in technology and life sciences.

Salesforce Ventures

Invests from seed to growth in enterprise technology, including fintech and health tech; founded in 2009.

Slow Ventures

A generalist in the earliest rounds whose list includes healthcare, fintech and crypto, as well as buyouts and rollups; founded in 2011.

StartX

An accelerator for Stanford students, faculty and alumni that takes no equity and runs medtech and biotech verticals.

SV Angel

Ron Conway and David Lee's seed firm, founded in 2009, names a dozen areas, from healthcare and bio to crypto, energy and robotics.

The Engine

MIT's nonprofit incubator and accelerator for what it calls tough tech, from biotech to climate; founded in 2016.

U.S. Venture Partners (USVP)

An early-stage Menlo Park firm with two fields, information technology and healthcare.

Venrock

Founded in 1969 by Laurance Rockefeller, it invests early in technology and healthcare, plus crossover and public investing in healthcare.

Village Global

A pre-seed and seed firm whose seven areas include health, fintech and aerospace.

Walden Catalyst Ventures

Lip-Bu Tan and Young Sohn's deep tech firm, founded in 2021, invests early, from semiconductors and quantum to digital biology.

Wing Venture Capital

An AI-focused seed and Series A firm, founded in 2013 by Peter Wagner and Gaurav Garg, that also names healthcare.

645 Ventures

A New York early-stage generalist that names health tech, fintech and deep tech among seven focus areas.

Abstract Ventures

Calls itself sector-agnostic, but its list runs from biotech and healthcare to crypto, fintech and insurance, at seed and early stage.

Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)

Founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, it lists bio and health, crypto and fintech among its areas, from seed to growth.

B Capital

A Los Angeles-based investor whose four focus areas include healthcare and fintech, investing from early stage to growth.

Bain Capital Ventures

Founded in 2001, it invests from seed to growth across seven areas, among them fintech, healthcare and physical AI.

BlueRun Ventures

An early-stage Menlo Park firm with digital health and fintech on a short list of four focus areas.

Blumberg Capital

David J. Blumberg's firm, founded in 1991, takes the lead in seed and Series A rounds, with fintech named beside AI.

Canvas Prime (formerly Canvas Ventures)

Formerly Canvas Ventures, it takes the lead in Series A and B rounds in fintech, digital health and AI.

Cleo Capital

Sarah Kunst's pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2018, calls itself a generalist; fintech and deep tech are on its list.

Costanoa Ventures

Usually the lead investor at seed and Series A; fintech sits beside applied AI, data infrastructure, cybersecurity and national security in its focus.

First Round Capital

A seed-only firm founded in 2004 by Josh Kopelman and Howard Morgan; healthcare, fintech and hardware are three of seven areas it names.

Foundation Capital

Invests from day zero through early stage in five areas that include fintech and crypto; founded in 1995.

Founders Fund

Peter Thiel, Ken Howery and Luke Nosek's multi-stage firm, founded in 2005, backs what it calls revolutionary technology, from biotech and fintech to space.

Haun Ventures

Katie Haun's firm, founded in 2022, invests from seed to scale in what it calls the future of finance: stablecoins, payments and crypto infrastructure.

Kapor Capital

An Oakland seed and early-stage investor, founded in 2011, in impact startups that close gaps in access to education, health, finance and more.

Khosla Ventures

Vinod Khosla's firm, founded in 2004, names digital health, medtech, therapeutics, fintech and sustainability among its areas, from pre-seed onward.

Kindred Ventures

An early-stage firm led by managing partners Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela, with health and wellness, climate, crypto and fintech on a list of eight areas.

Lightspeed Venture Partners

A multi-stage firm, founded in 2000, that invests from seed to Series F; healthcare and fintech are two of its five areas.

Menlo Ventures

Founded in 1976, it invests from inception to IPO across a long list that includes bio and healthcare, fintech and robotics.

Moxxie Ventures

Katie Jacobs Stanton's early-stage firm, founded in 2019, invests in consumer, health, fintech and software.

New Enterprise Associates (NEA)

Founded in 1977, NEA splits its investing between technology and healthcare, including digital health and life sciences, at every stage.

NFX

A pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2015, that backs network-effects businesses, fintech among them.

Norwest

Founded in 1961, it offers venture and growth equity from early to late stage, with healthcare, biotech and fintech among its areas.

Nyca Partners

Invests in financial technology alone, from payments to capital markets, out of New York.

Oak HC/FT

Its name spells out its two fields, healthcare (HC) and financial technology (FT), which it backs from early stage to growth.

Pear VC

Pejman Nozad and Mar Hershenson's pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2013, lists ten areas, biotech, healthcare, climate and fintech among them.

Point72 Ventures

Invests from seed to IPO, with fintech listed first, ahead of AI and enterprise; based in Stamford, Connecticut.

QED Investors

A fintech specialist in Alexandria, Virginia, investing early and at growth.

Quiet Capital

Lee Linden and Ben Mahdavi's firm, founded in 2017, invests from day zero across eight areas, healthcare, crypto and fintech among them.

Redpoint Ventures

Founded in 1999, it invests from seed to growth in four areas: infrastructure, AI, fintech and consumer.

Ribbit Capital

Micky Malka's multi-stage firm, founded in 2012, invests in financial technology around the world.

RRE Ventures

A New York firm founded in 1994 whose list runs from fintech to aerospace and robotics, seed through Series B.

Salesforce Ventures

Invests from seed to growth in enterprise technology, including fintech and health tech; founded in 2009.

Slow Ventures

A generalist in the earliest rounds whose list includes healthcare, fintech and crypto, as well as buyouts and rollups; founded in 2011.

SV Angel

Ron Conway and David Lee's seed firm, founded in 2009, names a dozen areas, from healthcare and bio to crypto, energy and robotics.

Tiger Global

Chase Coleman III's firm, founded in 2001, invests in private and public companies across internet, software, consumer and fintech.

Translink Capital

An early-stage Palo Alto firm, founded in 2006, whose broad list includes fintech, semiconductors and robotics.

Tribe Capital

Picks companies with a data-driven method it calls N-of-1, across fintech, crypto, AI and logistics; founded in 2018.

TTV Capital

An Atlanta early-stage firm dedicated to fintech.

Uncork Capital

Jeff Clavier's seed firm, founded in 2004, writes first checks in AI-native software, infrastructure, fintech and space.

Union Square Ventures

Fred Wilson and Brad Burnham's early-stage firm, founded in 2003, with fintech, crypto and climate among its themes.

Village Global

A pre-seed and seed firm whose seven areas include health, fintech and aerospace.

XYZ Venture Capital

Ross Fubini's early-stage firm, founded in 2017, invests in fintech and what it calls tech-forgotten industries such as insurance.

11.2 Capital

An early-stage San Francisco firm, founded in 2014, whose emerging-technology focus includes data-driven healthcare, climate tech, quantum and robotics.

Breakthrough Energy Ventures

The climate investor founded in 2016 by Bill Gates with a coalition of investors, backing clean energy and climate companies.

Cantos

Ian Rountree's firm, founded in 2016, backs physical-world companies in energy, space, defense, mining and biology, from pre-seed onward.

Collaborative Fund

A New York seed and early-stage investor in climate technology and consumer companies with a for-good angle.

Congruent Ventures

A climate specialist that invests early across software, hardware and biology.

DCVC

A deep tech investor founded by Matt Ocko and Zachary Bogue, with a separate biotech arm, DCVC Bio, and climate and human health in its focus.

Eclipse

Invests in the physical economy, from manufacturing and logistics to energy and defense, early through growth.

Emerson Collective

Laurene Powell Jobs's organization, which combines investing with philanthropy across education, health, the environment and other causes.

Energy Impact Partners

An energy specialist that invests at several stages in how energy is used and generated sustainably.

Felicis

Aydin Senkut's firm, founded in 2006, invests from seed, with health and bio and energy among four named areas.

Flagship Pioneering

A company creator, founded in 1999, working in biotechnology, life sciences, health and sustainability.

Greycroft

Includes sustainability among four focus areas, alongside AI, software and consumer brands, investing early through growth.

Kapor Capital

An Oakland seed and early-stage investor, founded in 2011, in impact startups that close gaps in access to education, health, finance and more.

Khosla Ventures

Vinod Khosla's firm, founded in 2004, names digital health, medtech, therapeutics, fintech and sustainability among its areas, from pre-seed onward.

Kindred Ventures

An early-stage firm led by managing partners Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela, with health and wellness, climate, crypto and fintech on a list of eight areas.

Lowercarbon Capital

Chris Sacca and Crystal English Sacca's climate firm, investing early in cutting emissions, removing carbon and adapting to a changing climate.

Obvious Ventures

Ev Williams, James Joaquin and Vishal Vasishth's firm backs what it calls world-positive companies in planetary health, human health and economic health.

Pear VC

Pejman Nozad and Mar Hershenson's pre-seed and seed firm, founded in 2013, lists ten areas, biotech, healthcare, climate and fintech among them.

Playground Global

Invests early, often before a product exists, in computing, automation, the energy transition and engineered biology.

Prelude Ventures

A San Francisco early-stage firm, founded in 2009, dedicated to climate change mitigation.

SV Angel

Ron Conway and David Lee's seed firm, founded in 2009, names a dozen areas, from healthcare and bio to crypto, energy and robotics.

The Engine

MIT's nonprofit incubator and accelerator for what it calls tough tech, from biotech to climate; founded in 2016.

Toyota Ventures

Invests early in deep tech and climate tech, from robotics and aerospace to energy and carbon capture.

Union Square Ventures

Fred Wilson and Brad Burnham's early-stage firm, founded in 2003, with fintech, crypto and climate among its themes.

Abstract Ventures

Calls itself sector-agnostic, but its list runs from biotech and healthcare to crypto, fintech and insurance, at seed and early stage.

Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)

Founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, it lists bio and health, crypto and fintech among its areas, from seed to growth.

Dragonfly

A New York crypto specialist that invests from seed through later rounds.

Draper Associates

Tim Draper's seed and early-stage firm, which names healthcare and biotech, crypto, robotics and space, plus unconventional ideas.

Electric Capital

Curtis Spencer and Avichal Garg's firm, founded in 2018, invests from pre-seed to Series A in frontier technology, crypto included.

Foundation Capital

Invests from day zero through early stage in five areas that include fintech and crypto; founded in 1995.

Haun Ventures

Katie Haun's firm, founded in 2022, invests from seed to scale in what it calls the future of finance: stablecoins, payments and crypto infrastructure.

Kindred Ventures

An early-stage firm led by managing partners Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela, with health and wellness, climate, crypto and fintech on a list of eight areas.

Mercury Fund

A Houston seed and early-stage investor in AI, blockchain and other frontier technology.

Multicoin Capital

An Austin crypto specialist that invests in tokens and blockchain companies through venture and liquid strategies.

Pantera Capital

Dan Morehead's firm, founded in 2003, invests in digital assets and blockchain through venture and token funds.