Venture capital firm Westlake Village BioPartners has announced the launch of its third fund of $450 million to incubate and grow early-stage biotech companies in the Los Angeles area and further afield.
The new fund will be managed by managing directors Beth Seidenberg, Mira Chaurushiya and David Allison.
"Los Angeles has a culture of innovation that is underappreciated in the biotech world"Dr Seidenberg said: “This new fund will enable us to continue to do what we do best – build great companies from the ground up that make a difference for patients and generate outsized returns for investors regardless of market conditions.
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