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    Peak XV raises Surge seed funding cap to $5M with new 18-startup cohort●Peak XV ups Surge seed investment ceiling to $5M, unveils 18-startup cohort https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/28/peak-xv-goMmastodonTechnologyAI29 h ago

    Venture capital firm Peak XV Partners has increased the maximum seed investment through its Surge accelerator program to $5 million and introduced a new cohort of 18 startups. The move comes as the firm reportedly raises the bar for Series A funding, with the new cohort reportedly focused on AI startups.

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    VC Firm Friends & Family Bets on Finance Help Over Board Seats▼Exclusive | VC Firm Friends & Family Says Founders Want Finance Help, Not More Board Members✉newsBusinessFinance1 h ago

    Friends & Family, a venture capital firm, says startup founders are asking for hands-on finance support rather than additional board members, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive. The firm is positioning itself around financial operational help, reflecting a shift in what founders say they need from investors in the current funding climate.

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    Abu Dhabi Companies Back US Startup Maven Robotics▼Abu Dhabi companies invest in US startup Maven Robotics✉newsBusinessStartups3 h ago

    Companies from Abu Dhabi have invested in the American startup Maven Robotics, according to Arabian Gulf Business Insight. The move reflects growing interest from Gulf investors in US technology ventures, particularly in robotics. Details about the size of the investment and the Abu Dhabi firms involved have not yet been made public.

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    WEH Ventures closes first tranche of Rs 250 crore Fund III●WEH Ventures has announced the first close of Fund III with a target corpus of Rs 250 crore. The fund plans to back 20 tMmastodonBusinessStartups17 h ago

    Mumbai-based early-stage investor WEH Ventures has announced the first close of its third fund, targeting a corpus of Rs 250 crore. Fund III plans to back 20 to 25 early-stage Indian startups, continuing the firm's focus on seed and pre-Series A deals. The announcement was reported by startup coverage outlet Entrackr and is drawing attention from India's venture community.