Tiger Global Management

Tiger Global Management (TGM, also called “The Tiger Fund") is a New York based, venture capital firm, focused on public and private hi-tech companies, with an emphasis on delivering extremely high ROI over the long term. 

The company was founded in early 2001 by Chase Coleman, a former top-employee of the Tiger Management Corporation (the 2nd largest hedge fund in the world in the late 90s by the number of assets under management, which was closed a few years later, in 2000s), and was the protege of its founder & CEO, Julian Robertson.

By now, Tiger Global Management fund has branches in Singapore, Hong Kong, Beijing, Melbourne, and Bangalore.

The investment approach of TGM is divided into two symmetrical parts:  
 

• the public equity investments (exchange-traded companies) 
• and private equity (an investment strategy that focuses on the long-term growth of private companies from tech-savvy regions  (especially, the U.S, China, India, and Singapore), at its various stages, ranging from early-stage to late-stage). 

The main interest of TGM lies in the technology industries such as software development, fintech services, blockchain infrastructure and rising Web3 projects. Tiger Global Management holds a wide pool of projects in its crypto portfolio including, but not limited to, Near, Cosmos, Yuga Labs, Aptos, Helium, Polygon, Nancen, Certik, and really many more.
 

Also, TGM has made a total of 136 exits (from companies in completely different fields), the largest of which were some of the following: Coinbase (Crypto), NuBank (FinTech), UiPath (Software & AI dev), Grab and Delhivery (logistics), and a few of a world-class tech companies such as Yandex,  Alibaba, Myntra, Airbnb, and Meta.

Here is the current balance of interests in the TGM portfolio.

Total number of investments: 73

• Blockchain Service: 38.1% 
• CeFi: 22.2% 
• Blockchain Infrastructure: 14.3% 
• DeFi: 9.5% 
• NFT: 7.9% 
• GameFi: 6.3% 
• Social: 1.6%