Forbes magazine just published the 24th instalment of its annual ‘Midas List’, a rundown of the 100 best VC investors in the world.
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May 28, 2025
The VCs in Europe on the Forbes 2025 Midas List
Investors from the likes of Accel, Index and Sequoia made the cut
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