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- Janus Henderson Venture Fund (JVTCX) is a mutual fund managed by Janus Henderson Investors that seeks long-term growth of capital by investing primarily in common stocks of venture capital-backed companies and other growth-oriented issuers, principally in the United States; it employs a fundamental, bottom-up research process focusing on early- to late-stage venture investments across technology, healthcare, consumer, and industrials sectors. The fund offers investors diversified exposure to high-growth, innovative companies through a portfolio typically comprising 40 to 70 holdings, including direct investments in private companies and public equities with venture characteristics; it provides share classes such as Investor (JVTCX), Institutional (JVTIX), and others, with services encompassing portfolio management, risk oversight, and quarterly reporting. Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, with additional key offices in London and Singapore, Janus Henderson Investors was formed in 2017 through the merger of Janus Capital Group (founded 1969) and Henderson Group (founded 1974), and the fund operates globally with a focus on U.S. markets while targeting institutional and high-net-worth individual investors. In recent developments, Janus Henderson announced strategic enhancements to its venture capabilities in 2024, including expanded partnerships with leading venture capital firms and a new co-investment platform for limited partners; the firm also completed a $100 million funding commitment to secondary venture opportunities amid market volatility and launched updated ESG integration frameworks for growth equity selections in early 2025. These changes reflect ongoing adaptations to evolving venture landscapes, such as increased emphasis on AI-driven startups and late-stage financings.