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Tweed Renaissance Investors Capital (TRI Cap)
TRICAPITAL is a leading, hands-on Scottish angel investment syndicate with a global network of investors and business partners. Established in 2004 originally...
Tweed Renaissance Investors Capital (TRI Cap)
TRICAPITAL is a leading, hands-on Scottish angel investment syndicate with a global network of investors and business partners. Established in 2004 originally as Tweed Renaissance Investors Capital in the Scottish Borders, it operates across Scotland as a members' club where individual members decide which opportunities to support. The syndicate leads investments from £250,000 to £2 million and backs founders with hands-on support from first pitch through to exit.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2004
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
Melrose
Corporate office
Melrose, United Kingdom
Principals
Moray Martin
Chief Executive Officer
Lynne Cadenhead
Chief Operating Officer
Kathy Kinder
Chief Investment Officer
Mogens Mathiesen
Partner, Strategy and International Development
Susan Arnold
Membership Services Manager
Paul Yuskaitis
Dealflow Manager
Frequently asked questions
What does TRI Cap invest in?
TRI Cap has disclosed only that it is a generalist asset manager, meaning it does not publicly commit to a single asset class, sector, or investment stage. No specific strategies, portfolio holdings, or fund structures have been publicized.
How large is TRI Cap, and how much has it deployed?
TRI Cap has not publicly disclosed its assets under management, deployment figures, or team size. Without regulatory mandates that require public reporting, the firm's scale is unknown.
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