(Reuters) -Enterprise capital agency Greycroft has raised over $980 million throughout two funds to spend money on early- and growth-stage corporations, the enterprise capital agency stated on Wednesday.

The newest fundraise marks the biggest funds Greycroft has raised since its inception in 2006. Based mostly in New York and Los Angeles, Greycroft invests in client and enterprise startups and has backed fintech platform Acorns and relationship app Bumble Inc.

“There are a whole lot of large asset homeowners and managers who’re making an attempt to grasp how you can allocate in a excessive inflation, excessive rate of interest atmosphere. And I feel that development at a reduction is the place enterprise is heading, as you are discovering excessive development companies which are repricing again to ranges that we have we have not seen for years,” stated Ian Sigalow, Greycroft’s co-founder and managing accomplice.

Amid excessive rate of interest and financial uncertainty, and a abrupt collapse on Silicon Valley Financial institution, the enterprise capital trade noticed a 50% decline in whole variety of investments, within the first quarter year-over 12 months, based on knowledge from KPMG.

AI-related startups have emerged as a shiny spot for enterprise funding, a significant theme which Sigalow stated Greycroft plans to give attention to in its new funds.