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Titan Capital Partners
Titan Capital Partners, seeded by Tiger Management, provides growth equity and secondary capital to category-leading tech firms worldwide from Tel Aviv.
Titan Capital Partners
Titan Capital Partners was established with seed backing from Tiger Management, the legendary hedge fund founded by Julian Robertson. From its base in Tel Aviv, the firm identifies emerging technology categories and their respective leaders through rigorous analytical research and market understanding. This heritage informs a data-driven approach that draws on the research traditions of Israeli Intelligence, according to the firm's public materials. The firm deploys capital via direct investments and secondary transactions, targeting companies across growth and late-stage venture, buyout, and secondaries. Confirmed portfolio positions include Guesty, a short-term rental property management platform that raised $130 million in April 2024; BiltOn, a construction site operations platform that closed a $15 million Series B in October 2024; and Datadog-competitor DataRails, which raised $50 million in March 2022. Geographical reach spans more than 80 countries through Guesty alone, and the firm sources deals across Israel, the United States, and Europe — with Stockholm-based Soundtrack Your Brand and Tel Aviv-founded WSC Sports among its holdings. Backed by top-tier global investment firms, leading corporations, and family offices, Titan maintains a lean operating structure led by corporate development and engineering professionals. In October 2024, Titan participated in a $15 million Series B for BiltOn alongside other investors, signaling continued deployment into construction-site digitization. The firm's exit portfolio includes eToro, the multi-asset investment platform with over 30 million registered users, and WSC Sports, which raised $100 million in a Series D in February 2022 before its exit from Titan's books. Titan's structural differentiator is its seeding by Tiger Management, aligning it with the Tiger Cub network of hedge funds and investment firms that prize deep fundamental research. The firm operates with an explicit no-minimum-ownership, no-board-representation requirement model — a posture that sets it apart from control-oriented growth equity firms and allows it to serve as a non-biased capital partner to founders and GPs with benchmarking data and go-to-market best practices.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Israel
City
Tel Aviv-Yafo
Corporate office
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Principals
Gur Talpaz
VP Corporate Development
Randy Tinsley
VP Strategy & Corporate Development
Amit Kanfer
Senior Director Of Engineering
Robert Rose
Product Designer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Titan Capital Partners?
Titan Capital Partners does not publicly identify a CEO or CIO on its website. The firm lists Gur Talpaz as VP Corporate Development and Randy Tinsley as VP Strategy & Corporate Development, suggesting investment and deal-execution leadership sits within these corporate development functions. No named investment committee or managing partner appears in publicly available materials.
How does Titan Capital Partners source proprietary deal flow?
Titan describes a data-driven sourcing model rooted in identifying emerging technology categories and market leaders through analytical research. The firm cites its partners' research heritage in Israeli Intelligence as a distinguishing element of its market understanding. Beyond this, the firm does not disclose specific sourcing channels, though its portfolio of Israeli-founded and US-based companies suggests dual-market origination.
Does Titan Capital Partners operate as a single family office or an institutional fund manager?
Titan Capital Partners operates as an institutional investment firm, not a single family office. It is structured as a fund manager with backing from Tiger Management alongside top-tier global investment firms, leading corporations, and family offices, according to its own disclosures. The firm does not publicly identify with any single family wealth source.
Does Titan Capital Partners participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Titan states it invests in companies and venture capital partnerships directly and via secondary transactions. This dual approach covers both direct equity and limited-partner interests in other venture capital funds. The firm's portfolio page emphasizes direct and indirect vested interests across its named positions.
What investment stages does Titan Capital Partners target?
Titan targets growth and late-stage companies, according to its strategy disclosures, and also pursues secondary transactions that can span venture and buyout stages. Its portfolio includes companies that raised Series B through Series D rounds, such as DataRails' $50 million Series B, WSC Sports' $100 million Series D, and Guesty's $130 million financing round.
Where does Titan Capital Partners' capital come from?
Titan Capital Partners was seeded by Tiger Management, Julian Robertson's influential hedge fund. The firm also lists backing from top-tier global investment firms, leading corporations, and family offices. It does not break out the composition of its limited partner base or identify specific investors beyond Tiger Management.
What is Titan Capital Partners' known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
Titan participates in syndicated rounds alongside other venture and growth investors. The October 2023 Statement raise included Glilot Capital Partners, Citi, Mensch Capital Partners, and Operator Partners alongside Titan. Its flexible mandate and no-minimum-ownership threshold facilitate participation in diverse investor syndicates without requiring board seats or control provisions.
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