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Native American Venture Fund
Native American Venture Fund invests in Native American communities, creating jobs, infrastructure, housing, education, and sustainable economies.
Native American Venture Fund
Native American Venture Fund invests in Native American communities, creating jobs, infrastructure, housing, education, and sustainable economies. The fund offers investors a potential double-digit return through unique economic and legal advantages afforded to federally and state-recognized Native American tribes. These advantages may include sole source contracts up to $100M and substantial federal tax credits.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2015
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
30 Wall Street, 8th floor. New York, NY 10005
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is the legal mechanism NAVF uses to generate returns?
The firm creates business entities chartered under the authority of federally or state recognized Native American tribes. Those entities then benefit from sovereign legal protections and tax advantages that the Fund’s own materials refer to as “Tribal Business Advantages,” detailed in its Private Placement Memorandum.
Which sectors does NAVF explicitly invest in?
The firm lists pharmaceutical production and distribution, specialty finance, renewable energy, e-commerce inversions, online gaming, lottery and fantasy, and carbon credit projects. It describes pursuing a balanced mix of early-stage, growth, and late-stage opportunities across those sectors.
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