Ren Riley is a General Partner at Fin Capital with 30 years in financial services. He co-founded Enclave Liquidity Partners and held senior roles at Robertson Stephens and Oak Investment Partners.
What Ren can write
Fin Capital writes $250K to $10M checks, larger than 33% of firms in the atlas.
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- Oak Investment Partners · General Partner2006-?
- Robertson Stephens · Partner
- Enclave Liquidity Partners · co-founder and managing director2019
- Fin Capital · General PartnerNow
- Oak Investment Partners · Venture Partner1999-null
- Robertson Stephens · Partner, CEO and Head of Alternatives
- Enclave Liquidity Partners · co-founder2019-null
- Fin VC · Investment PartnerNow
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Who is Ren Riley?
Ren Riley is a General Partner at Fin Capital with 30 years in financial services. He co-founded Enclave Liquidity Partners and held senior roles at Robertson Stephens and Oak Investment Partners.
How much does Ren Riley invest?
Ren Riley invests through Fin Capital, which writes checks of $250K to $10M at seed, series a.
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What did Ren Riley do before Fin Capital?
General Partner at Oak Investment Partners; Partner at Robertson Stephens; co-founder and managing director at Enclave Liquidity Partners; Venture Partner at Oak Investment Partners; Partner, CEO and Head of Alternatives at Robertson Stephens; co-founder at Enclave Liquidity Partners.
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