Wellington Management
Philadelphia-based investment management firm from which Vanguard was born after Bogle's firing.
“Raises $3.36B Round from 8090 Industries, Nvidia, Surveyor Capital, Wellington Management”
“Whatnot Raises $545M Series G Round from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Y Combinator, DST Global, Greycroft, a16z, ICONIQ, Kleiner Perkins, CapitalG, Bond Capital, Wellington Management at $20B Valuation.”
Source→“Scribe Therapeutics...plans to raise up to $108m in an IPO...It's raised $121m from a16z, Avoro Ventures, Eli Lilly, OrbiMed, T. Rowe Price, Perceptive Advisors, Wellington Management, RA Capital Management, and Menlo Ventures.”
“$95M Series C with a blue-chip syndicate including Insight Partners, Lux Capital, Wellington Management”
Source→“NinjaOne, the developer of an IT operations platform, raised $400 million in Series C extensions...at a $12.3 billion valuation.”
Source→“Walter Morgan had a crisis of confidence. He's not sure that he's going to be able to operate and be successful in this new go-go era.”
Source→“Management companies of investment firms have phenomenal operating leverage... Unfortunately, that works in both directions. So if your assets under management ever start to shrink, that goes away very quickly.”
Source→“Morgan had a crisis of confidence. He's not sure that he's going to be able to operate and be successful in this new go-go era... His direction to Bogle is, I want you to do whatever it takes to fix this firm.”
Source→“"If you've raised hundreds of millions of equity, if you're on the cusp of exiting, then that marginal dilution is very important." — Jeff Chapman, Head of Growth Lending, Wellington Management”
Source→AI-extracted from podcast / newsletter / paper summaries. May contain errors.