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Finnovating

Rodrigo García de la Cruz runs FinTech Ventures, an early-stage firm using its 25,000-company Finnovating B2B platform as a proprietary deal-sourcing...

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Finnovating

Fintech Ventures is a private investment firm that focuses on FinTech and InsurTech startups. It has made two investments, including a Series B investment in Finizens on July 19, 2019.

General information

Firm type

Venture Capital

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Dover

Corporate office

Dover, DE, United States

Principals

Rodrigo García de la Cruz

Founder & CEO

Altss tracks 2 additional named team members for this firm — including direct investment leads, IR, and operating principals not listed on the public website.

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Sector focus

FinTechInsurTechAI/MLEnterprise Software

Frequently asked questions

How does FinTech Ventures source its investments?

The firm uses its own B2B platform, Finnovating, which connects over 25,000 companies with banks and insurers across 120 countries. This marketplace generates proprietary data on which startups are gaining enterprise traction. The firm also runs international events and the iAwards to surface deal candidates, creating a sourcing channel that is unusually integrated with a commercial matchmaking business.

Is FinTech Ventures structured as a family office or a venture firm?

It operates as an asset manager and early-stage investment vehicle, closely tied to the Finnovating platform. The partnership is led by its three founders — Rodrigo García de la Cruz, Jesús Pérez, and Gonzalo Ruiz Utrilla — who collectively control both the investment entity and the commercial platform. This hybrid structure gives it characteristics of both a startup studio and an independent investment firm.

Which sectors does FinTech Ventures explicitly target?

The firm invests in FinTech and InsurTech, with a heavy emphasis on companies deploying AI. Specific solution areas highlighted by the platform include fraud detection, intelligent credit scoring, generative AI for content and data, and AI-driven insurance tools. It does not publicly claim to invest in outside sectors such as biotech or consumer goods.

What is the relationship between Finnovating the platform and FinTech Ventures?

The founders operate both entities. Finnovating the platform is a B2B matchmaking and event business that generates deal flow, market intelligence, and corporate relationships. FinTech Ventures is the investment vehicle that deploys capital into early-stage companies, often those that engage with or gain visibility through the platform. The two share key personnel and an overlapping network of industry associations.

In which geographies does FinTech Ventures concentrate its investments?

The firm's investment activity is concentrated in Spain and Latin America, reflecting the market focus of the Finnovating platform’s banking and insurance client base. The platform itself reports a presence across more than 120 countries, but the primary investment corridor is between Southern Europe and the major Latin American economies.

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