NEW YORK/TOKYO -- As global investment in unlisted stocks surged in 2021, one name stood out for its frenetic pace of venture capital dealmaking: Tiger Global Management.
The New York-based hedge fund has made 340 investments in venture-stage companies this year as of late December, mostly in tech, according to U.S. data provider CB Insights. That is more than quadruple its 2020 count, putting it ahead of Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son's SoftBank Group, Silicon Valley's Andreessen Horowitz, Chinese tech group Tencent Holdings and Sequoia Capital China.
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