Sunvest Capital Partners

Sunvest is built on a dual sourcing model. Top-down access comes from decades of relationships with Israeli GPs, LPs, and fund platforms, while bottom-up discovery relies on the founders’ on-the-ground network of entrepreneurs, corporate executives, and co-investors. This combination lets the firm identify insider-led secondary transactions that might not reach broader auction processes.

Sunvest Capital Partners is structured as a secondary fund of funds manager, not a single or multi-family office. The firm raises external capital and deploys it across LP stakes, direct secondaries, and GP-led vehicles in the Israeli venture market. Its limited partners are not disclosed.

The firm concentrates on growth-stage technology companies and venture funds that hold late-stage positions. It also executes direct secondary transactions and participates in GP-led vehicles, giving it flexibility across stages as long as the underlying assets are in the Israeli or Israel-related tech ecosystem.

Sunvest’s mandate spans three categories: acquiring limited partner interests in existing venture funds, purchasing direct stakes in late-stage technology companies, and structuring or joining GP-led secondary vehicles. Traditional primary fund commitments are not part of the stated strategy.

The firm’s public materials do not detail a dedicated co-investment program for outside managers. Its deal activity emphasizes secondary transactions — acquiring existing positions from LPs or GPs — rather than making fresh primary commitments alongside other funds.