Dan Ives launches fund to give investors access to private AI companies
Yorkville Ives priced a new fund aimed at exposure to private firms fueling the artificial intelligence boom.
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Veteran technology analyst Dan Ives is preparing to debut a fund offering investors access to private companies that are fueling the artificial intelligence boom.
The fund, priced by Yorkville Ives, is designed to give investors exposure to AI-related businesses that remain privately held and are not otherwise accessible through public markets.
Interest in private AI companies has grown sharply as investors look for ways to participate in the sector's expansion beyond the handful of publicly traded firms already dominating headlines.
Details on the fund's specific holdings, minimum investment requirements, and launch date were not disclosed in the initial announcement.
Sources
- Dan Ives prepares to debut fund offering access to private companies fueling AI boom — CNBC — Top News
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