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CapitalPitch launching $10 million venture fund to co-invest in startups raising through its platform

Gina Baldassarre - May 31, 2016 2 MIN READ

Fintech startup CapitalPitch has today officially launched Capital Pitch Ventures, looking to raise $10 million to co-invest in each startup that successfully raises through its platform.

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