Fintech VC powerhouse Frank Rotman stepping down from QED Investors to found his own startups

Prolific Fintech investor and GED investors co-founder Frank Rotman said he would take part in a common partner in the year to direct his beginnings on Friday.

However, these beginnings will not necessarily have financial technology companies. In A post on xRotMan – those who helped to start from QED in 2007 – “The first thing is” that “first work is in the” music industry “declared.

He wrote: “It’s easy for all the open reasons to be crazy for me, but it will be careful that we can not make more information about the work you are developing in my head and actually live.”

Rotman, Nigel Morris and Caribou Honig today, Nigel Morris and Caribou Honig began Alexandria, Virginia based on the $ 4 billion asset under the leadership. The company headed the loan card and played a role in GEDENSK, Flywire and Sophie in QED’s investments in Unicorns. (In fact, QED was the first institutional money that includes the credit karma). Other companies supported by the company include loans, Nubank, Avidxchage and Bitso.

The GD invests in financial technology to pre-seed financial technology from seed to one stage only.

Rotman, who went with the Fintech Junkie handle in the X X, said he would go to the new role on January 1, 2026. The guest-time consultant will continue to consult in the coming years.

Along with the establishment of music beginnings, Rotman said he planned to write a book based on “observations and frameworks for beginners and VC worlds.”

Posted in his post: “It should not surprise everyone who knows me – the writing is my oxygen.

The statement said that QED management partner Nigel Morris and Rotma worked together for more than 30 years – in the capital before.

“Frank is an entrepreneur in his nucleus, and I have no doubt that it will be superior in the next chapter,” he said.

Poly investors’ partner Amias Gerety Ged’s US Investment Group will be promoted to lead the US Investment Group.