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    By Tony O. Lawson Many early-stage firms fail to translate early performance into institutional scale. The data doesn’t hold, LP conviction drops, and the firm stops raising. Collide Capital has moved through that transition. The Brooklyn-based firm closed a $95 million Fund II, oversubscribed, bringing total AUM to $170 million. The firm produced top-quartile TVPI across Fund Zero and Fund I. That is what made institutional capital at this level possible. Fund II LPs include Insight Partners, General Catalyst, Bain Capital, Citi, Amazon, Alphabet, and Bank of America. Collide invests across fintech, supply chain, and the future of work, writing $1

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