9900 is a company.
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Key people at 9900.
Key people at 9900.
BNVT Capital (formerly 9900 Capital) is a London-based venture capital firm focused on early- and multistage investments in technology sectors, particularly AI and tech-driven companies tackling major challenges.[1][2][3][5] Its mission centers on backing innovative startups across Europe and globally, with a philosophy emphasizing "big problems" solved through technology, supported by a strong network and operating expertise from experienced partners.[1][3] Key sectors include software services (8 investments) and regions like France (3 investments), with an average round size of $10.67M and about 3.7 deals per year; notable portfolio companies include Dawnguard, Bonx, and Brandback.[2] The firm has raised significant capital, including $100M commitments in 2023 and a $150M AI-focused fund closed in 2025, amplifying its impact on the European startup ecosystem by providing growth-stage funding and strategic support.[2][3]
Founded in 2023 as 9900 Capital, the firm rebranded to BNVT Capital in 2025 while closing its debut $150M fund dedicated to AI and tech investments.[2][5] It is managed by Chris Corbishley (Managing Partner, ex-Hedosophia and Forward Partners) and Rory Mounsey-Heysham (ex-Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation), with key team members including COO Arthur Jebb, Principal Juliette Silvain, and Head of MENA Faisal Alhajj.[2][5] The evolution reflects a shift from general tech investments to a sharpened AI focus, building on 2023 commitments of $100M and expanding activity—5 deals in 2025 and 4 in 2024—while maintaining a London base with global reach.[2]
BNVT Capital rides the AI and tech infrastructure wave, investing in software services amid Europe's growing startup scene, where timing aligns with surging demand for AI solutions to global challenges.[1][2][3] Market forces like increased VC funding for deep tech and post-2023 recovery favor its multistage model, enabling scale-ups in fragmented regions like France while countering US dominance through London-based global outreach.[2] The firm influences the ecosystem by bridging early traction to growth (e.g., $150M fund deployment), fostering AI innovation that attracts co-investors and elevates European portfolios.[2][3][5]
BNVT Capital is poised for expansion with its fresh $150M fund, likely doubling down on AI deployments amid 2025's investment momentum (5 deals already).[2][3] Trends like AI scalability and MENA tech growth will shape its path, potentially evolving influence through larger funds and deeper operating roles, solidifying its niche in "big problem" tech bets.[2][5] This positions it as a rising player bridging Europe and emerging markets, much like its origins from 9900's ambitious 2023 launch.
