Investor profile

Tiger Global Management

Investment firm · New York, USA · Founded 2001 · Active in 2026

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314 Power Law outcomes Late-stage focused · 314 Power Law outcomes · Active 2026

Enterprise value ↑ 37% 5y

$4.7T

Unicorns ↑ 18% 5y

308

Decacorns ↓ 9% 5y

Thoroughbreds ↑ 19% 5y

314

Featured in Late-stagePower Law Investor Ranking · Cross-stage · 2026 314Power Law outcomes (mostly Series B+)

Tiger Global Management is a New York-based investment firm founded in 2001 by Chase Coleman III. Tiger pairs a public-equity hedge fund with one of the largest growth-stage venture practices in the world, and became famous for ultra-fast Series B+ cheques during the 2020-2021 boom.

Tiger is structurally late-stage. On the cross-stage Power Law chart Tiger leads on Series B+ unicorns and Series B+ $100M+ revenue companies — but because the Dealroom Power Law top 100 ranks Seed → $100M+ revenue outcomes, Tiger sits outside the seed-focused list. See where Tiger ranks across all stages on the full Power Law page.

Portfolio analysis

The 314 Tiger Global Power Law outcomes ($100M+ revenue and above).

Snapshot of where the outcomes are concentrated by country, sector, and stage entered.

By countryCount

USA196
India34
China22
UK7
Singapore7
Canada6
Brazil5
France5
Mexico3
Australia3
Russia3
Spain2

By sectorCount

Fintech77
eCommerce & Marketplaces45
Other B2B Software33
AI30
Marketing28
Health Tech & Medtech21
Other21
Cybersecurity18
Transportation14
Edtech11
Energy5
Robotics4

By stage enteredCount

Series B+265
Series A33
Seed3

01 · Portfolio market map

Tiger Global's 314 Power Law outcomes.

Toggle between a sector landscape and a world map. Both views respond to the stage and outcome-tier filters. The faded names at the bottom of bigger boxes are part of the full list — click "+ N more" to reveal them.

Stage entered

Outcome tier

Region

Group by

314 of 314 Power Law outcomes

Logos hosted by Dealroom; click any chip to open the company in app.dealroom.co. The dot inside each chip shows the company's highest tier — red Gigacorn, violet Centicorn/Decacorn, lavender Unicorn, blue Thoroughbred, green Colt. Tiers are inclusive: a Unicorn (e.g. Klarna) also matches the Thoroughbred filter, a Decacorn also matches Unicorn and Thoroughbred, and so on up the ladder. Colt is a separate axis (high-growth, smaller revenue) and only matches itself. Map dots use the same colour code; hover for details. Sectors are mutually exclusive (priority-ordered classification). Stage entered = the round Tiger Global first invested in (where data is available — coverage 93%).

02 · Origin of portfolio founders

Where Tiger Global's founders come from — and where they study.

849 founders across the 314 Power Law outcomes — split by country of origin, university attended, and the company they worked at before founding. Stanford University and Microsoft are the deepest single pipelines.

LocationCount

United States332

India176

China51

Israel33

Canada25

Argentina14

Finland14

Russia13

France13

Uruguay11

+37 more →

UniversityCount

Stanford University43

Berkeley27

Massachusetts Institute of Technology23

Harvard University17

Harvard Business School17

Tel Aviv University16

Stanford University Graduate School of Business15

Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania13

Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi9

Carnegie Mellon University9

+289 more →

Origin companyCount

Microsoft50

Alphabet | Google44

Amazon18

Meta13

PayPal12

Yahoo!12

Flipkart9

Apple8

Airbnb7

Palantir6

+224 more →

Origin = country a founder is born in or grew up in (founders may have multiple origins; counts include all entries). University = highest-listed degree. Origin company = a previous employer where the founder was tagged before starting their current company. Explore the full Sequoia infographic on Thoroughbreds & Unicorns →

04 · Compare with peers

How does Tiger Global stack up?

Tiger Global in orange, your selection in blue and other colours. Pick from the global roster of 35 peer investors — filter by region or hit "Find similar shapes" to auto-pick the three closest. The funnel matrix mirrors the spider chart on the ranking page; the line chart shows each firm's share of global unicorns minted that year — peaks reveal vintage years.

Compare against

Stage focus

Companies by entry stage and outcome tier

Sector focus

Companies per investor across the 10 highest-volume sectors

Share of new unicorns per year

% of all global unicorns minted that year, year by year

Source: Dealroom Power Law dataset. Investors shown are the 2026 Power Law top 35 by combined entry-to-outcome score, drawn from the overview and locations_data sheets. Funnel-matrix axes rescale per-axis using the maximum among the currently selected investors, so the polygons always fill the chart for shape comparison.

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