Japan's Gree Ventures reaches $50m first close on tech fund
Gree Ventures - the corporate VC arm of the Japanese mobile gaming firm Gree - has held an initial close on its second fund, AT-I Investment, of JPY5 billion ($50 million).
The vehicle is already bigger than its predecessor, GV-I Investment Partnership, which launched in 2011 and raised JPY2 billion. Gree is an investor in the fund alongside fellow tech company Ateam, Mizuho...
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