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Brandon Capital launches $200M venture fund for life science startups, backed by Australian super funds

Tasnuva Bindi - April 21, 2015 4 MIN READ

With support from AustralianSuper, StatewideSuper, HESTA and Hostplus Industry Super Funds, Brandon Capital has raised a total of AU$200 million, making the firm’s third Medical Research Commercialisation Fund (MRCF3) the largest ever life science venture fund in Australia.

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