Iconiq Capital

Family Office Multi-Family Office Venture Capital Est. 2011
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≈USD 117.5B
Firm FUM
Assets under management, stated by Form ADV Part 2A (via Radient Analytics), 2025 · source
Type
Family Office
HQ
San Francisco, CA, United States
Founded
2011
Last fundraise
2024 (USD 5.8B)

About

ICONIQ Capital is a diversified financial services firm serving families and institutions through investment portfolios and family advisory. Its ICONIQ Growth arm invests in technology companies from product-market fit to IPO.

Strategies

Venture Capital
Growth Equity
Buyout
Public Equity

Investment Focus

Investment size
USD 5M - USD 75M

Reported investment size. Actual commitments may vary by stage, ownership and follow-on participation.

Investment Stages
Stages
Series A Series B Growth Public
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States Singapore
Coverage
Global
Regions
North America Asia

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, United States
More investors with offices in San Francisco
Office Presence
2 countries
United States Singapore
3 known offices
San Francisco, CA, United States (HQ)
Singapore
New York, NY, United States

Fundraising

ICONIQ Strategic Partners VII
2024
USD 5.8B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners VI
2022
USD 4.1B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners V
2020
USD 2.6B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners IV
2019
USD 1B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners III
2016
USD 1.1B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners II
2015
USD 1B
source
ICONIQ Strategic Partners
2013
USD 495M
source

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
2
Most common deal types
Unknown (2)
Recent tracked deals
Helsing
2026
$1.8B
Quincetx
2025
$200M

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