SixThirty Named to TIME’s America’s Top Venture Capital Firms of 2026

TIME just published its second annual ranking of America's Top Venture Capital Firms. SixThirty is on it.

350 firms made the list. They were selected from more than 11,000 institutional venture capital firms operating globally. Being named alongside Sequoia, a16z, Lightspeed, and the other firms that define this industry is not something we take lightly.

The methodology TIME and Statista used rewards four things:

1. How much capital a firm has raised
2. How much it has put to work
3. How its portfolio has performed
4. How often it has led rounds and won board seats.

Performance carries the most weight at 40%. That reflects what actually matters in venture.

SixThirty is a sector-focused fund. We invest at the intersection of health, wealth, and privacy: fintech, insurtech, digital health, and data security (check out the trends we're tracking). It's a deliberate bet. Most of the firms on this list are generalists. A small number are dedicated to the spaces we work in. Being named alongside them validates something we've believed since we launched: that the firms with the deepest institutional relationships in financial services and healthcare are best positioned to identify the problems worth solving and back the founders solving them.

We've made that case with results. Across the KPIs the industry holds as benchmarks for fund success, IRR, TVPI, DPI, and portfolio company graduation rate, Fund I performs in the top decile. 25 positive exits. A portfolio that now includes companies building the trust infrastructure for the tokenized financial system, AI that helps financial advisors serve clients at scale, and care coordination tools that are changing what it means to age in America.

This recognition belongs to the founders who trusted us early, the LPs who gave us conviction and access, and the corporate partners who opened their doors and shared what they were actually seeing in their organizations.

We're not done. Fund II is underway. The thesis is sharper than it's ever been. And the problems at the intersection of health, wealth, and privacy are more important and more solvable than when we started.

Thank you to TIME and Statista for building a ranking that takes sector-focused, performance-driven funds seriously. And, most importantly, thank you to our LPs, Founders, and Ecosystem Partners for supporting us along the way.

→ See the full TIME ranking