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Invesco
Corporate · Founded 1935 · Henley-on-Thames, United Kingdom
Invesco is an investment management company that provides a comprehensive range of investment solutions to retail and institutional clients across the globe. The firm's business model is centered on its asset management services, offering a diverse portfolio of investment vehicles, including mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and private equity. Invesco's revenue is primarily generated from management fees charged on the assets it manages. The company's global footprint allows it to serve a wide client base in over 150 countries, providing access to a variety of investment opportunities. Invesco's operations are sensitive to the fluctuations of the broader financial markets, and its performance is closely tied to the performance of its investment products. The company faces competition from other asset managers, and its ability to attract and retain assets under management is a key driver of its financial success.
The funds Invesco backs.
Invesco is a limited partner in 84 funds. 14 of them place in the Power Law Investor Ranking, and the best-ranked are shown here.
Invesco’s biggest current holdings.
An estimate of Invesco’s largest live positions — disclosed shareholding × Dealroom’s latest valuation — across 2 companies where Invesco is a named shareholder, worth about $286K in estimated equity value.
Estimated value = Invesco’s disclosed ownership % × Dealroom’s latest company valuation; direct named stakes only, exited positions excluded. Figures are indicative, not reported marks. See the underlying cap tables on Dealroom →
Invesco’s biggest exits.
Portfolio companies that IPO’d or were acquired at $1B+, with the valuation recorded at exit and — for those still public — their value today. Exit events come from each company’s funding-round history; entry stage from Invesco’s transaction record.
Where Invesco’s portfolio is concentrated.
Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 91 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.
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USA54
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UK16
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India10
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China2
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Germany2
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Singapore2
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Brazil1
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Cuba1
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Netherlands1
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South Korea1
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Switzerland1
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Health24
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Fintech16
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Energy10
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Real Estate10
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Enterprise Software9
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Transportation8
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Semiconductors7
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Telecom6
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Media3
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Security3
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Food2
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Home Living2
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Series B+57
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Series A18
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Seed1
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Breakout Stage40
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Late Growth34
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Early Growth9
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Mature8
Inside Invesco’s portfolio.
The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 91 tracked.
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SkWhere Invesco’s portfolio founders come from.
66 founders across the 91 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.
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United States26
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India15
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Brazil4
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United Kingdom4
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China3
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Italy2
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Singapore2
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Cuba1
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Germany1
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Netherlands1
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Harvard Business School5
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University of California, Berkeley5
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology4
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Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta3
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Indian Institute of Technology, Madras3
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University of Pennsylvania3
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Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani2
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Harvard University2
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Indian Institute of Management Bangalore2
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur2
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Bain & Company3
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Boston Consulting Group3
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Compound3
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McKinsey & Company3
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Credit Suisse2
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Geoblink2
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SLB2
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The Financialist2
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Wilson Sonsini2
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AgilOne1
Other LPs.
Other corporate and insurance LPs in the Power Law LP ranking, closest to Invesco by combined power-law score — Europe first, then the nearest worldwide.