Nima Capital

Nima Capital

Nima Capital was established in 2013 by Suna Said Maslin. The firm manages the capital built by the Said family, originating from Fouad Said's founding of Unifund and subsequent technology investments. The office deploys across venture capital, digital assets, and public equities. It targets late-stage and seed opportunities in technology-driven companies. Confirmed holdings include positions in 1inch Network, Axelar Network, Celo, and Polkadot. Activity spans North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. No public headcount or AUM figure exists. The firm maintains real-estate holdings including properties at 220 Central Park South and in Woodside, California. Suna Said Maslin serves on boards including the Whitney Museum of American Art and Asia Society. No operational events from the past 24 months appear in available records. Nima Capital operates with a hybrid mandate that combines direct startup investments and digital-asset exposure alongside traditional family-office functions such as estate planning and philanthropy through the Suna Said Foundation.