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You have the choice: An investment into the Ventures can either be done on a diversified basis through a fund, OR on a single deal basis through Chartered Opus High Tech Bonds. Each Chartered Opus High Tech Bond mirrors one Venture. As eligible Investor you can explore the offering of our Chartered Opus High Tech Bonds in our Start-up Nation Marketplace.
Japan Israel High Tech Ventures Fund 1 (TAU Fund) overview
Chartered Group has acquired investment opportunities as an anchor investor for “TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY INCUBATION FUND”, the first fund set up by Tel Aviv University, one of the most innovative and central organizations among Israel’s entire startup ecosystem. We offer investment opportunities to investors through “Japan Israel High Tech Ventures 1 LP”. The fund focuses on start-up companies founded by students and professors of Tel Aviv University. In addition, we have secured the right to negotiate for additional investments in companies that are particularly promising among our portfolio of startups, and have the opportunity to increase investment returns.
Tel Aviv University provides various support necessary for the growth of start-up companies invested through this fund, including support for research and development as well as providing a network with external organizations. Going forward, we have put in place a system that will strongly support growth.
About Tel Aviv University
Tel Aviv University is one of the driving forces of the world’s startup market. It is among the Top 10 colleges worldwide that have produced the most founders of privately held billion-dollar startups, also known as unicorns, according to British business management firm Sage, which ranked the Israeli institution eighth in the world. It’s the only non-American university in the top tier.
Tel Aviv University has been ranked ninth globally, the only non-US university, in the PitchBook Universities Report, which ranks universities according to the number of graduates who founded venture-capital-backed startups.
TAU Fund Framework
Japan Israel High Tech Ventures Fund 2 overview
Chartered Group offers investment opportunities through “Japan Israel High Tech Ventures 2 LP (JIHTV2LP)”, with emphasis on Israeli start-up companies focusing on deep tech, developing disruptive technology that leads to well-being in the areas of 1) Aging and Lifestyle, 2) Connected Customer, 3) Automation, 4) Clean Tech and 5) Transitioning Societies.
JIHTV2LP offers a highly unique deal source highlighting its collaboration with one of the most advanced and innovative defense technology organizations in the world (The Israel Ministry of Defense Directorate of Defense Research and Development – DDR&D, aka “MAFAT”). Chartered Group has acquired the following positions with MAFAT:
1) Position allowing JIHTV2LP to cherry pick investment in companies funded by MAFAT
2) Participate in additional investments in approximately 500 companies already invested in by MAFAT
3) Offer business development support required by such companies
4) Collaboration for Accelerator Program in Japan
Opus High Tech Bonds at Start-up Nation Marketplace
Each Chartered Opus High Tech Bond represents an equity investment into one of the Ventures, making unique opportunities available to investors. Chartered Group invests side-by-side while the Groups Asset Manager “Chartered Investment Managers” manages the shareholding.
Start-up Nation Market Place offers eligible Investors the possibility to obtain further information, explore the latest offering and place purchase or sales requests.
For access, please contact us.
About Chartered Opus
Chartered Opus is a platform for the issue of bearer bonds.
Chartered Opus offers professional market participants (clients such as asset managers) the opportunity to realise “securitised” concepts/products for their own investment or for their customers.
Chartered Opus combines the client’s specified assets in a new product and “securitises” them. The Luxembourg Securitisation Act makes it possible to subdivide the balance sheet of an issuer into individual sub-funds (each a “compartment”). This legal option of securitisation transforms selected assets into a balance sheet-accounted sub-fund that is exclusively available to the respective owners. The issuer risk is thus limited to this sub-fund.
