BNVT Capital Launches $150M Fund to Back AI-First Startups Tackling Global Challenges


BNVT Capital, a newly formed global venture capital firm, has launched its debut $150 million fund to invest in technology-driven startups working on solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

The firm was founded by Rory Mounsey-Heysham, Chris Corbishley, and Nasir Alsharif, and is positioning itself as a backer of “AI-first” companies developing products of artificial intelligence and critical industries such as health, climate, and infrastructure.

Alongside the fund, BNVT Capital has introduced the Benevolent Disruption platform and community, designed to connect founders, investors, and researchers focused on breakthrough innovation.

The launch comes at a time when the venture landscape is recalibrating. Funding for AI startups has accelerated sharply, with capital flowing into both foundational model developers and sector-specific applications.

At the same time, many investors have grown more selective, backing companies that pair strong technical innovation with measurable impact.

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BNVT Capital is betting that companies solving systemic challenges. Whether in healthcare delivery, energy efficiency, or food security. Not only will they have lasting impact but also generate competitive returns

By combining capital with a structured network in Benevolent Disruption, the firm aims to support portfolio founders with both funding and access to a community of like-minded stakeholders.

While still early, the $150 million debut signals confidence from BNVT’s limited partners that there is room in the current cycle for a thesis-driven firm dedicated to technology’s role in solving global problems.


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