Vitality Capital Partners

The three named principals — Keshav Puri, Ayush Kapila and Davin Briner — collectively lead the firm, according to the VCP website. Kapila brings operational fund-establishment experience, Briner has spent 15 years as a private-markets investor, and Puri contributes global allocator networks. The firm does not publicly designate a single CIO or investment committee chair.

VCP employs a multi-manager model: it commits capital to specialist climate-tech venture and growth managers across APAC, then supplements those fund commitments with direct co-investments and occasional secondary purchases. The firm states it uses a proprietary 300-point data-driven selection process to vet underlying managers.

VCP is neither. It is structured as an asset manager running a multi-manager climate-tech platform. The firm functions as a fund-of-funds with co-investment and secondary sleeves, pooling capital from external investors rather than managing a single-family balance sheet.

The firm pursues both. VCP makes primary commitments to climate-focused venture and growth managers in APAC, and also co-invests directly in high-conviction companies alongside those managers. Secondaries are a stated but smaller component of the strategy.

The firm invests from seed to growth stage, as stated on its website. Through its fund-of-funds approach, VCP gains exposure across the entire venture lifecycle, and its co-investment activity is pegged to the stage focus of the managers it backs.