Carillon Clinics and Maccabi Healthcare Service have contributed to the $150m raised by the medical technology fund as anchor investors.
Israel-based medical technology fund Alive HealthTech Fund has raised $150m, including $50m from four anchor investors including healthcare provider Carillon Clinics and health maintenance organisation (HMO) Maccabi Healthcare Service, Calcalist has reported.
The other two were Leumi Partners, the investment banking subsidiary of financial services firm Bank Leumi, which put up $10m, and Consensus Business Group, the investment vehicle for entrepreneur Vincent Tchenguiz. Maccabi Healthcare contributed through its Maccabi Fund.
Alive HealthTech is concentrating on growth-stage investments in medical technology…
