Brian Singerman’s GPx Fund Reinvents the Venture Capital Model
GPx is raising $500M to back early VCs and co-lead later rounds, changing how venture capital is done.
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Brian Singerman’s GPx Fund Reinvents the Venture Capital Model How the GPx Venture Capital Fund Is Reshaping Startup Investing The GPx venture capital fund —founded by former Founders Fund GP Brian Singerman and Quiet Capital's Lee Linden—is making waves by raising over $500 million with a twist on the traditional VC model. Unlike most firms that invest directly in startups, GPx is splitting its strategy: backing emerging VCs at the early stage and co-leading later rounds of the most promising startups in their portfolios. This hybrid approach—a mix between direct investments and fund-of-funds strategy—is positioning GPx as a bold new player in a changing venture landscape. But what exactly makes GPx stand out? And why are limited partners paying attention despite a broader decline in fund-of-funds activity? Image Credits:Brian Singerman A New VC Model: The GPx Venture Capital Fund Strategy The GPx venture capital fund isn’t just another Silicon Valley mega-fund. Instead, it’s rethinking how capital flows through the startup ecosystem. Around 20% …
