Moses Capital

Investment decisions are led by General Partners Lev Leviev and Asya Shpilman, who are supported by Venture Partner Felix Shpilman and Investment Manager David Kobakhidze, per the firm's website. The team blends founder, investor, and fund-manager backgrounds to select VC funds globally.

Moses Capital sources managers through a data-driven screening and allocation process, combined with direct outreach to both emerging and experienced VC funds, according to its public materials. The firm emphasizes early conviction and quick decision-making to secure allocations in competitive (pre-)seed vehicles.

Moses Capital operates exclusively as a fund-of-funds, committing capital to early-stage venture capital funds rather than making direct company investments. This structure is designed to achieve wide diversification across sectors, geographies, and managers.

The firm targets (pre-)seed stage venture capital funds. Its thesis holds that the majority of value in the venture ecosystem is captured early, as companies remain private longer, and that smaller, nimble funds at this stage tend to outperform larger peers.

Moses Capital invests across a broad set of technology and tech-enabled sectors, including FinTech, enterprise software, e-commerce, AI/ML, digital health, DeepTech, supply chain and logistics, cybersecurity, data management, mobility, space, edtech, consumer, and climate and sustainability.

The firm describes its investment approach as global, using geographic diversification alongside sector and manager diversification to mitigate unsystematic risk and increase exposure to the power-law returns characteristic of early-stage venture capital.

Moses Capital prioritizes smaller funds and managers who demonstrate hunger for success alongside consistent return potential, rather than relying on established brand names. It offers strategic capital, industry networks, and operational support, while positioning itself as a fast, non-interfering limited partner.