
Bregal Investments is a family office and fund of funds. Based in London, England, United Kingdom.
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Investment focus
- Stage
- GrowthLate-Stage
- Sector
- FinTech
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About Bregal Investments
The firm's listing covers sector FinTech; listed stages are Growth and Late-Stage.
The team counts 3 people in our database. Daniel Ayeroff (Principal) and Matt Molnar (Vice President) are shown as the contacts to pitch.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bregal Investments?
Bregal Investments is a family office and fund of funds based in London, England, United Kingdom, with no portfolio on file. This page carries what the database does hold: investor type, sectors, stages and the 3 people attached to it.
What does Bregal Investments invest in?
Listed sectors include FinTech. There are no deals behind these tags: the database holds no portfolio for the firm, so they come from its own public description.
What stage does Bregal Investments invest at?
Bregal Investments is listed for Growth and Late-Stage rounds in the database. Check that against your own round before reaching out: stage mismatch is the most common reason a well matched sector still goes nowhere.
Who should I pitch at Bregal Investments?
2 of the 3 people on file at Bregal Investments are listed as contacts for the firm. All 3 have their own profile page.
How do I contact Bregal Investments?
Any email address on file for the firm is masked on this page and readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The 3 people attached to the firm have their own pages, each showing whether an address is on file for them.
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