Private Company Edition: Revelation Partners amassed $608m, Bioluminescence Ventures emerged with $477m and Abingworth raised $356m for late-stage programs. In recent financings, MapLight closed a $225m series C round while Triveni launched with $92m and Gate garnered $60m in series A rounds.
October ended and November began with the announcement of three new venture capital and equity funds with more than $1.3bn for health care, life science and biopharmaceutical investments. Revelation Partners revealed its $608m Fund IV on 25 October, Bioluminescence Ventures (BLV) emerged from stealth with $477m raised across two funds on 1 November and Abingworth said on 30 October that it raised the $356m Clinical Co-Development Co-Investment Fund (CCD-CIF).
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