Finding Recent Investments and Growth Trends in PE and VC Firms

Richard X.

is there an enrichment specifically for finding the most recent investments or growth pushes at PE and VC firms?

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Yes, we have enrichments for finding recent funding data, but they focus on companies receiving investments rather than PE/VC firms making investments. Available options: • Intellizence - Latest fundraising data for venture-backed startups (funding after January 2022) • PitchBook - Company enrichment with optional latest fundraising and VC investor data Both enrichments require a company domain as input and return funding details like amounts, investors, stages, and dates. For tracking PE/VC firm investment activity specifically, you'd need to approach this differently - perhaps by monitoring their portfolio companies' funding announcements.
Sources: Enrich Company with Latest Fundraising Data with Intellizence Enrich Company (via Pitchbook) with Pitchbook Intellizence integration | Documentation | Clay University
Richard X.
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what about for just PE firms? for example, if Bain Capital went on a buying spree for healthcare companies the last year, which enrichment, when run, will return the most accurate and recent results for trends?
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Our enrichments focus on company-level data rather than tracking PE firm investment activity directly. You can use Claygent (AI web scraping) to gather custom data points that don't exist in standard databases, including recent news, acquisitions, or investment trends. For tracking Bain Capital's healthcare acquisitions, you'd need to use Claygent to scrape their website, press releases, or financial news sources for recent investment announcements and portfolio updates. Are you looking to track a specific PE firm's investments, or do you need to monitor multiple firms' activity in the healthcare sector?
Sources: GTM's AI Toolbox: The FETC Framework - Clay University Enrich: Build Complete Prospect Profiles with AI - Clay University

Finding Recent Investments and Growth Trends in PE and VC Firms | Clay