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Cheque Size$1M to $50M
Stages4
Industries15
Markets20
Stated Portfolio4
Operating Since2018 (8y)

About SC Ventures

SC Ventures is the innovation, fintech investment, and venture-building arm of Standard Chartered Bank. Established in 2018, it serves as a platform and catalyst to promote innovation, invest in disruptive financial technology, and explore alternative business models. The unit operates globally, leveraging Standard Chartered's presence in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East to drive transformative business models. The venture-building model and fund investment experience of SC Ventures are refined over the past six years, supported by disciplined portfolio management. The core focus is venture building, selectively investing in partners they've worked with directly. The team comprises business builders, operators, and investors, supported by an ecosystem of advisors across technology, regulation, and banking. SC Ventures has a strong track record in building and scaling innovative banking solutions. Notable ventures include Trust Bank, Singapore's first digitally native bank, and Mox, a Hong Kong-based digital bank. The unit also launched the SC Ventures Fintech Bridge, a platform connecting fintechs with the bank's internal community to propose solutions to challenges and request investments. This initiative reflects SC Ventures' commitment to fostering innovation and collaboration within the financial services industry.

Geographical Focus

Other stated markets15

United StatesUnited KingdomHong KongJapanAustraliaSingaporeChinaIndiaUnited Arab EmiratesIndonesiaSouth KoreaSaudi ArabiaMalaysiaNew ZealandTaiwan

Requirements

Innovative financial technology solutions, Scalable business models, Alignment with Standard Chartered's strategic objectives, Strong management teams, Potential for significant market impact

Stated Portfolio4

Ripple
Paxata
Trust Bank
Mox

As reported by the investor. We hold no profile for these companies, so they are printed as stated rather than linked.