Mundi Ventures

Mundi Ventures does not publicly name a single CIO or managing partner. Its investment team draws from former Khazanah Europe leadership, Goldman Sachs private equity senior associates, and Wharton MBA alumni. The firm’s website lists a CEO of Europe for Khazanah and a SoftBank Managing Partner among its senior advisors. Day-to-day investment decisions appear distributed across this core team.

Mundi Ventures’ website states the firm operates with the backing of the EIB and EIF. The specific structure—whether through a fund commitment, guarantee facility, or direct mandate—is not detailed. The EIB/EIF backing positions Mundi Ventures as a counterparty to European public development finance. No separate disclosure names the program or the total capital committed.

The firm presents itself as a direct investment entity that receives entrepreneur pitches directly through its website. No disclosed fund-of-funds activity is visible. Mundi Ventures’ multi-stage, sector-focused strategy suggests direct equity and co-investment across seed through late-stage rounds without signaling a fund-of-funds allocation.

The team’s disclosed experience spans InsurTech and FinTech. Senior advisors include the founder of Wefox, a former AXA Asia CMO, the CEO of Hiscox Insurance for Spain, and Klarna’s COO. While the firm welcomes purpose-driven founders broadly, its advisor bench deepens sector credibility in European insurance and financial technology verticals.

Mundi Ventures is headquartered in Madrid and its team speaks twelve languages, reflecting cross-border European coverage. Advisors hold operating experience at DHL for Europe, Middle East, and Africa, Khazanah, Africa Re, and Baobab Nigeria. The firm’s mandated geography is Europe, with network density extending to the Middle East and Africa through its senior advisory group.