Angel investor · London, United Kingdom
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of dated first investments
were at Angel, Pre-Seed or Seed
One dot = one company at first recorded investment.
Written insights from the recorded portfolio, with the evidence linked below.
Greg Marsh has dated investments in 14 companies. 9 first entries were at Angel, Pre-Seed or Seed (64.3%). An early-stage founder can use the sector and stage filters to find comparable companies before approaching the investor.
Explore the evidence ↗1 first company relationships appear in the latest 24 months, compared with 2 in the preceding window. The latest recorded investment is 2024-12-04. This describes observed activity through 2026-05-22; it does not establish current availability.
Explore the evidence ↗6 of 13 companies with a full 24-month observation window raised another equity round. This investor backed 0 of those companies again within that window. The difference is a reason to research the wider syndicate, rather than assume the same investor will fund the next round.
Explore the evidence ↗FinTech is the largest displayed sector by company count, appearing in 4 portfolio companies; sector tags overlap. 1 first entries carry a recorded lead flag and the median first-round syndicate includes 5 other named backers. Shared rounds are evidence of co-investment, not evidence of an introduction route.
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25th–75th percentile across 14 disclosed first rounds. Total round size; the investor’s own cheque is undisclosed.
Size your round ↗22 May 2024–22 May 2026, versus 2 in the preceding 24 months.
See the rhythm ↗6 of 13 companies with a full observation window. The next round can include any investor.
Follow the path ↗0 of the same 13 companies. Build a financing plan around the wider investor market.
Explore co-investors ↗Choose your sector and stage to find
companies he first backed in that space.
A match means a recorded investment in this category. It does not establish current interest or availability.
All sectors · All entry stages. Round amounts are total financing, in USD.
AI-native accounting automation platform for accountants
$3.0M total first roundSaving platform for individuals
$3.2M total first roundApp-based on-demand marketplace for plumbing materials
$2.4M total first round| Sector | Angel | Seed | Series A | All stages |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FinTech | 4 | |||
| Construction Tech | 2 | |||
| B2C E-Commerce | 2 | |||
| Gig Employers | 2 | |||
| Property Management Tech | 2 | |||
| Customer Success Management | 2 | |||
| Banking Tech | 2 |
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Logarithmic scale. A dot marks the median; the band spans the 25th–75th percentiles. These are entire rounds, not individual cheques.
A subsequent round and repeat backing
answer different fundraising questions.
Includes first investments on or before 22 May 2024. 1 newer companies and 0 undated histories are excluded. Follow-up stops at the dataset’s latest round on 22 May 2026. These observations do not measure returns or predict a company’s outcome.
| First stage | Eligible companies | Next round ≤24 mo | Same investor again ≤24 mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Angel | 1 | 1 / 1 | 0 / 1 |
| Seed | 7 | 3 / 7 | 0 / 7 |
| Series A | 4 | 2 / 4 | 0 / 4 |
| Series B | 1 | 0 / 1 | 0 / 1 |
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rounds in companies already backed.
*2026 is partial, through 22 May. Bar height counts first investments + repeat rounds; earlier years are complete calendar periods in this dataset.
Frequent shared rounds suggest a place
to investigate sector and stage alignment.
2 shared rounds · 2 companies
Latest shared round Oct 20222 shared rounds · 2 companies
Latest shared round Aug 20192 shared rounds · 2 companies
Latest shared round Nov 20192 shared rounds · 2 companies
Latest shared round Jul 2016Shared rounds establish recorded co-investment. They do not establish a personal connection, introduction route, or current willingness to invest.
First investment comes first.
Amounts refer to that entry round.
| Company | First backed | Entry stage | Total entry round | Same investor again? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Briefcase ↗London | Dec 2024 | Seed | $3.0M | No later round recorded |
Communion Saves ↗London | Aug 2023 | Seed | $3.2M | No later round recorded |
Snap-It ↗Wembley | Oct 2022 | Seed | $2.4M | No later round recorded |
Weaver ↗London | Nov 2020 | Seed | $1.5M | No later round recorded |
Hofy ↗London | Aug 2020 | Seed | $2.4M | No later round recorded |
Coniq ↗London | Jan 2020 | Series B | $8.7M | No later round recorded |
Virgil ↗Paris | Nov 2019 | Seed | $2.3M | No later round recorded |
Flatfair ↗London | Aug 2019 | Series A | $11M | No later round recorded |
Switchd ↗London | Feb 2019 | Angel | $645K | No later round recorded |
Lyvly ↗London | Aug 2018 | Series A | $5.3M | No later round recorded |
Tide ↗London | Jul 2016 | Seed | $2.0M | No later round recorded |
Onfido ↗London | Feb 2015 | Series A | $4.5M | No later round recorded |
Deliveroo ↗London | Apr 2014 | Series A | $11M | No later round recorded |
Pusher ↗London | Jun 2011 | Seed | $1.1M | No later round recorded |
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Kept in the 14-company portfolio; excluded from entry-timing calculations.
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