Canadian venture capital firm Golden Ventures has completed its fifth round of capital commitments exceeding $100 million
ChainCatcher news, Canadian venture capital firm Golden Ventures has raised over $100 million in commitments for its fifth fund, which aims to target high-potential seed-stage founders in technology sectors such as artificial intelligence, climate, blockchain, and quantum.
It is reported that the company's founder and managing partner, Matt Golden, founded the firm in Toronto in 2011 and assembled a team that includes Ameet Shah (general partner) and newly appointed head Nick Chen. Golden stated that the company's investments are primarily focused on the Canadian tech ecosystem, but they also invest in other areas.
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