Investor profile for Tiger Global Management: typical check size, headquarters (New York, NY), stages they lead or invest in, and links to website and social profiles. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker directory.

Tiger Global Management

New York-headquartered crossover investment firm founded in 2001, managing approximately $60B globally and backing high-growth internet, software, fintech, and consumer companies from Series A through late-stage private rounds.

Typical check size

$1M-$10M (stage-based estimate)

Founded

2001

Headquarters

New York, NY

AUM

N/A

Rounds they lead

Series B+

Rounds they invest

Series A Series B+

Portfolio companies we track

Startups in our directory that list Tiger Global Management as an investor (47 total).

+23 more in the directory graph (browse related articles below or the startups index).

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FAQs about Tiger Global Management

Stage fit, check size, thesis, and how founders typically approach this firm — based on public sources and our directory.

Tiger Global primarily leads Series B and later growth rounds, with participation at Series A. Our directory lists Series A and Series B+ coverage; the firm is best known as a crossover and late-stage private-markets investor.
Tiger Global does not publish a standard check-size range. As a crossover firm with ~$60B in global AUM (per our 2026 NYC rankings coverage), checks scale from tens of millions at growth stage to nine-figure positions in category leaders.
Tiger Global is headquartered in New York City and invests globally across internet, software, fintech, and consumer sectors. The firm has backed companies in the U.S., India, Latin America, and other markets.
Tiger Global backs enterprise SaaS, consumer internet, and fintech at scale. Our directory tags enterprise-saas, consumer, and fintech. Historic bets include Coinbase, Databricks, Roblox, and Revolut.
Tiger Global routinely leads or co-leads growth rounds and often participates in large late-stage private financings. The firm is known for speed and willingness to write large checks in competitive processes.
Many directory startups list Tiger Global, including Coinbase, Databricks, Brex, Roblox, and Revolut — see /startup/coinbase, /startup/databricks, /startup/brex, /startup/roblox, and /startup/revolut.
Tiger Global evaluates companies through its investment team; review tigerglobal.com for context. Warm introductions from existing portfolio founders, bankers, or co-investors are typical for growth-stage outreach. The firm does not promote a public founder pitch inbox.
See nyc-top-15-vc-firms-2026-aum-rankings for Tiger's ~$60B global AUM and crossover positioning, and blue-chip-vc-firms-top-tier-sequoia-benchmark for how it compares to other top-tier growth investors.