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Institutional / sovereign fintech investors in Australasia
17 institutional / sovereign investors with a verified track record of backing fintech in Australasia.
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Verified fintech investors in this list include BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price, Wellington Management and CPP Investments, among 17 in Australasia.
Institutional / sovereign in Australasia
AustralianSuperAustralia's largest superannuation fund, an investor in domestic fintech.BlackRockAsset manager and technology provider behind iShares ETFs and the Aladdin and eFront platforms.CPP InvestmentsManager of the Canada Pension Plan fund, active in growth tech.Franklin TempletonA global asset manager with growing digital-asset and fintech investments.Future FundAustralia's sovereign wealth fund.GICSingapore's sovereign wealth fund, a backer of Checkout.com and OakNorth.Heights Capital ManagementSusquehanna's direct-investment business, putting proprietary capital into equity and equity-linked deals in listed companies worldwide since 1996.HostplusAn Australian superannuation fund backing local fintech.La CaisseThe investment manager for Quebec's public pension plans (formerly CDPQ).La Caisse (CDPQ)Quebec institutional investor active in technology and fintech.M&GA UK asset manager; led Moneyfarm's Series D.OMERSOntario pension plan whose venture arm, OMERS Ventures, has backed PrimaryBid, Wefox, Float and Shopify.OPTrustA Canadian pension fund and backer of Judo Bank.StepStone GroupA global private-markets investor backing late-stage fintech.T. Rowe PriceActive investment manager founded in 1937, serving individuals, advisers, retirement plan sponsors and institutional clients.TemasekA Singapore state investor with global technology and fintech holdings.Wellington ManagementInvesting since 1928, with a Private Investing platform that has backed Stripe, Klarna, Trade Republic, Tabby and Teya.
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