Monte Carlo Capital

Monte Carlo Capital was founded in 2009 by former investment banker Ian Sosso and combines the best features of business angels and VC

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Monte Carlo Capital (MCC) was founded in 2009 by former investment banker Ian Sosso, winner of 2019 “best European early stage investor” award from EBAN, the Brussels based European trade association for business angels representing the 30,000 European angel community with a presence in 50 countries. Ian initially founded MMC as an angel investor to invest his own capital. MCC has grown into one of the most active group of high net worth and family offices investors in early stage businesses in Europe, investing as a syndicate via SPVs. MCC combines the best features of business angels and venture capital. MCC is usually the lead investor. Typical investments start at pre-seed/seed, with valuations ranging from 4 Mio to 10Mio. MCC is also regularly leading subsequent financings, helping management grow and then scale their businesses. MCC invests across sectors, including Saas, Fintech, DeepTech and Health Care, in the US, Europe and the UK Ian is on the board of EBAN, and on the board of the Monaco VC Association and a regular keynote speaker at conferences throughout Europe. Ian is also co-managing partner with Ikove Capital of the Start Up Nursery (SUN) fund. US based Ikove Capital is a venture building group, launching deep tech businesses out of intellectual property licensed from universities. Ian is also adjunct professor for Venture Capital and Entrepreneurial Finance at the University of Monaco. Monte Carlo Capital believe that transactions ranging from $1 Mio to $5 Mio offer superior risk reward profiles. Those transactions often receive little interest from investors because they are generally too small for institutional investors to focus on, and are too demanding for private investors with little resources. This makes those transactions particularly attractive, whilst their small size usually makes the execution relatively straight forward.

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