The Power Of Our Platform
170+ investments over the past decade have put Isomer at the centre of the European venture capital ecosystem.
Deep relationships across the market give us access to high-quality opportunities in fund commitments, secondaries and direct co-investments. This integrated approach is our edge: continuous market insight, trusted manager relationships, and the flexibility to deploy capital across structures and stages.
Results compound: our data, relationships and pattern recognition reinforce each other over time, building a network that benefits LPs, VC partners and portfolio companies alike.
170 +
Investments Completed
Flagship Funds
Isomer Capital funds I-IV invest in a select group of leading European VC managers, gaining exposure to tomorrow’s global outliers. We double down where relationships and performance are strongest, using co-investments and secondaries to deepen exposure to the best companies and portfolios.
Secondary Funds
Isomer’s secondary strategy invests across the full breadth of venture assets, purchasing mature growth assets through LP fund interests and direct company stakes. Our unique position in the market — data access combined with decades of relationships — lets we discover and diligence deals that are often off-market and unique to us. These transactions supply liquidity the market needs, while accelerating cash flow and returns to investors.
Direct Co-Investments
Isomer co-investments gain direct exposure to Europe’s most promising technology companies, sourced through trusted, long-standing partnerships with top-tier VC fund managers. By investing alongside our funds, Isomer and it’s LPs get in early on breakout opportunities, with deep insider knowledge, limited competition, and clear alignment.
Managed Accounts
Isomer offers managed accounts to deliver tailored venture exposure powered by the strength of our network. Separate accounts give institutional investors bespoke and collaborative access to the European venture ecosystem. SMAs are built around specific risk, return and thematic preferences, whether the focus is primaries, secondaries, co-investments, or a combination of all three.
