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Neowise Capital

Neowise Capital is an independent investment house focused on early-stage investments in fintech, insurtech, and greentech. They aim to address market inefficiencies and support experienced entrepreneurs with scalable business models.

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Overview

What Neowise Capital does

What Neowise Capital is

Neowise Capital is an independent investment house focused on early-stage investments in fintech, insurtech, and greentech. They aim to address market inefficiencies and support experienced entrepreneurs with scalable business models.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

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Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Venture Capital
Structured capabilities
Funder
Last reviewed
May 3, 2026

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Capability profile

Neowise Capital as a funder

Investment thesis

Neowise Capital invests in asymmetric return opportunities across various sectors, focusing on early-stage fintechs, insurtechs, and greentechs. They emphasize experienced entrepreneurs and innovative ideas with rapid growth potential and positive market impact.

Focus narrative

Neowise Capital targets early-stage investments in fintechs, insurtechs, and greentechs, particularly those in funding rounds prior to Series A. Their investment thesis emphasizes experienced entrepreneurs, innovative ideas, rapid growth potential, and positive market impact.

Value beyond capital

Neowise Capital provides both capital and expertise to startups, focusing on solving market inefficiencies and distortions. They work hands-on around product improvement, governance, fundraising, business generation, go-to-market strategies, branding, growth strategy, corporate finance, legal affairs, and digital entrepreneurship.

Focus and fit

Stages
Pre-seed · Seed

Availability

Currently deploying
Not published

Portfolio and track record

Recorded portfolio count
5

Portfolio context

OpenCo: A fintech founded in 2021, created from the merger of Geru and Rebel, aimed at providing credit at fairer and more accessible rates. Kakau: An insurtech founded in 2019 that utilizes artificial intelligence to offer cheaper and more efficient insurance. MoneyMoney: A fintech established in 2019 that provides a P2P credit platform offering lower rates to small and medium enterprises while delivering higher returns to investors. Onebroker: An insurtech founded in 2021 with the goal of democratizing access to insurance, providing a range of protections for individuals, families, and businesses. RZK: A greentech founded in 2018 that offers solutions for the generation and commercialization of renewable energy, aiming to innovate and redefine the energy sector.

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Last reviewed

May 3, 2026

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