There are only 50 sub-$200 million venture funds that have raised since April 2011.

Which means that the Silicon Valley Series A Crunch really is on like Donkey Kong.

That Google Doc link didn't import correctly. Here it is.

Can you paste link for posterity? Trust Google Docs, I do not.

Also if that many sub $200m venture funds have raised money, are you saying they are all seed investors?  

Fund Name Fund Size $M Date Raised Fund Number Location Notes

Brooklyn Bridge Ventures $3.5 September 2012 I NYC First close, targeting $10M

K Cube Ventures $4.5 unknown I Korea

Bee Partners $5 July 2012 I Bay Area

Initialized Capital $5 February 2012 I Bay Area

Data Collective $10 August 2012 I Bay Area per GigaOm article

MESA+ $10 October 2012 I NYC

I2A $12 March 2012 I Chicago Targeting $40M

Version One Ventures $15 July 2012 I Vancover, Canada

Dundee Venture Capital $15 July 2012 II Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Golden Ventures Partners $15 June 2011 I Toronto, Canada

NextView Ventures $21 February 2012 I Boston

Connect Ventures $21 May 2012 I London First close, targeting $57M

Freesystyle $27 September 2011 I Bay Area

ff VC $27 November 2011 III NYC

PowerFund $28 March 2012 II Boulder, Colorado David Cohen's Fund (of Techstars)

500 Startups $29 December 2011 I Bay Area, NYC, Mexico, Brazil, India

Raptor Ventures $32 September 2012 I NYC First close, targeting $75M

Lerer Ventures $35 October 2012 II NYC

PivotNorth Capital $35 April 2011 I Bay Area

Bullpen $35 June 2012 III Bay Area

Cowboy Ventures $36 July 2012 I Bay Area Targeting $40M

SV Angel $40 August 2012 IV Bay Area

K9 Ventures $40 July 2012 II Bay Area

Forerunner Ventures $40 July 2012 I Bay Area

Core Innovation Capital $45 March 2012 I NYC

Tribeca Venture Partners $50 September 2012 I NYC First close, targeting $100M

Learn Capital $50 March 2012 I Bay Area

Emergent Medical Partners $55 March 2012 I Bay Area life science fund

SoftTechVC $55 January 2012 III Bay Area

Passion Capital $60 April 2011 I London

Felicis Ventures $70 June 2012 III Bay Area

Founder Collective $70 September 2012 II Cambridge, NYC

Floodgate $75 July 2012 IV Bay Area

OATV $85 November 2012 III Bay Area, Utah

IA Ventures $105 February 2012 III NYC

iNovia Capital $110 December 2012 III Montreal, Canada

Mercato Partners $115 July 2012 II Salt Lake City

First Round Capital $135 May 2012 IV Bay Area, NYC, Philly

GRP Partners $149 October 2012 IV Los Angeles

Thrive $150 September 2012 III NYC

Correlation Ventures $165 January 2012 I San Diego, CA

Greycroft $175 November 2012 III NYC, LA

OpenView $200 March 2012 III Boston Growth stage fund