“We are building an ecosystem that brings wellness, fitness and longevity into daily life,” says Law, who is also the venture capital firm’s principal. “As more people take ownership of their well-being, there’s a growing opportunity for companies to deliver impactful, accessible solutions that support this movement.”
As global interest in personal well-being grows — from biohacking supplements and forest retreats to cutting-edge fitness regimes — investors are taking notice. After all, people are spending more than ever not just to extend their lifespan but to maximise their healthspan.
Seveno Capital, a newly launched venture capital fund, is betting that the growing focus on wellness is structural rather than cyclical. Founded in April this year with a US$70 million ($89 million) personal commitment from locally-based entrepreneur Allen Law, the fund targets early and growth-stage companies dedicated to human wellness and longevity. Its goal is clear: to back businesses that can measurably extend the human healthspan and close the growing gap between modern lifestyles and genuine well-being.
