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ResilienceVC Closes Oversubscribed Debut Fund at $56M
Slice of Finance Team
07 Mar
Key Highlights:
ResilienceVC closes an oversubscribed debut fund, bringing total AUM to $56M.
Firm focuses on early-stage fintech startups tackling financial resilience challenges.
Fund I to support embedded fintechs addressing homeownership, insurance, and government benefits access.
Investments include Alice, Chaiz, EarlyBird, Foyer, Mirza, OS Benefits, PartnerSlate, and Suma.
Backed by institutions, banks, and foundations like MetLife, Skoll Foundation, and Ally Financial.
Source: Business Wire
Notable Quotes:
“When people have easy access to high-quality, relevant, and affordable financial tools through channels they are already familiar with, they are able to increase earnings, reduce expenses, mitigate risks, and build assets.”
“Next-generation fintech innovations, especially those harnessing AI and embedded finance, have the power to change financial resilience for Americans. But founders need more than vision—they need capital and strategic support to scale transformative solutions.”
“There are many seed-stage fintech investors and even more impact investors, but none who focus on both the way that ResilienceVC does.”
Why This Matters:
With 70% of Americans struggling with financial health and many living paycheck to paycheck, fintech solutions that improve financial resilience are more critical than ever. ResilienceVC’s Fund I is uniquely positioned to support embedded fintech startups addressing financial access gaps—helping individuals navigate homeownership, insurance, and benefits access. As one of the few early-stage fintech specialist funds in Washington, D.C., the firm leverages its policy expertise alongside its deep operational and investment experience to back transformative financial solutions while delivering strong investor returns.