
Nexa Equity Hauls $330M for Fintech, Software Fund
San Francisco-based fintech and software-focused private equity firm Nexa Equity has raised more than $330 million across its debut fund and co-investment vehicles.
The firm collected over $180 million for Nexa Equity Fund I, and another $150 million across deal-specific co-investment vehicles.
Founded in 2021 by Vlad Besprozvany, a software and fintech investor who previously led several high-profile buyout investments and exits at Insight Partners and Thoma Bravo, has already completed five platform investments and five add-ons, backing businesses including AutoReturn, Leap, Storewise and HomeTown.
“We have built a firm dedicated to collaborating closely with founders and management teams of high-growth lower-middle market software and FinTech companies,” said Besprozvany.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP served as legal counsel to Nexa Equity, and FirstPoint Equity served as placement agent.
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