Johan Bosini
Partner @ Quona Capital
Cape Town, South Africa
Johan Bosini is a seed investor at Quona Capital in Cape Town focused on FinTech and Financial Services. Johan Bosini is based out of Cape Town, Western Cape and is the Partner of Quona Capital. Johan previously worked at JUMO.WORLD as a Managing Director : Digital Financial Services. Johan Bosini attended the Stellenbosch University.
- Total investments:
- 8
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 75%
Last updated:
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Industries Johan Bosini invests in
Stages Johan Bosini invests in
Countries Johan Bosini invests in
Round sizes
Contacts
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Round size
- Seed
- $3M–$6.8M
- Series A
- $5M–$8.4M
Investment Focus
Industry
- FinTech 4 (50%)
- Financial Services 4 (50%)
- AgTech 1 (13%)
- Farming 1 (13%)
- Internet 1 (13%)
Stage
- Seed 3 (38%)
- Series A 3 (38%)
- Series B 1 (13%)
- Venture - Series Unknown 1 (13%)
Country
- South Africa 3 (38%)
- Egypt 1 (13%)
- Turkey 1 (13%)
- Nigeria 1 (13%)
- United States 1 (13%)
Investments
| Company | Description | Round | Links |
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| Jem builds HR Software for companies with frontline workers. Using WhatsApp, we make it easy for HR and Payroll Managers to send payslips, process leave requests and communicate with thousands of frontline workers in just a few clicks.Jem is system-agnostic and easily plugs into your existing payroll system, whether it's Sage or SAP. Thatmeans we can get you up and running in a day. HR and Payroll managers use the Jem Dashboard, a simple web-based application to communicate with their entire workforce. Frontline employees use the Jem WhatsApp channel to request payslips, apply for leave or take a salary advance without the need for an email address or an employee self-service app. | $8.4M / Series A / Aug 17, 2026 | ||
| Enza is a financial services company that specializes in providing innovative payment solutions. With a focus on fostering financial inclusion and encouraging the digitization of payments, Enza aims to serve the vibrant fintech and payments ecosystem in Africa. The company offers a rich API environment, allowing clients to focus on solving businesschallenges without the need to invest in complex payment infrastructure. Enza's services are designed to meet the needs of African banks and fintech companies, supporting the continent's growing ecommerce and digital payments sector. | $6.8M / Seed / Mar 24, 2025 | ||
| LulaLend is more than a company. It’s a belief in the power of small business, making a difference, building a better solution and striving for excellence. We work hard to empower businesses across South Africa with the funds they need to grow, and we have a great time doing it! | $35.2M / Series B / Feb 01, 2023 | ||
| Stitch is a payments infrastructure company that helps businesses seamlessly connect to the financial system, so they can deliver a better user experience and optimize operations. Headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, Stitch launched in February 2021 and has global staff. Stitch offers all popular online payment methods and operates as aPayments Service Provider. Its platform supports a variety of pay-in methods and solutions; financial and payment management solutions; and Payouts. Learn more at stitch.money. | $4M / Seed / Feb 25, 2021 | ||
| CowryWise is a FinTech company democratizing access to premium financial services by making these services available to the mass market cheaply. We are leveraging technology and investment management to re-imagine how personal finance services are delivered to people. We do this by helping our customers achieve their savings and investments goalsin a simple, secure and rewarding manner. | $3M / Seed / Jan 26, 2021 | ||
| Using its cloud-based platform and smart algorithms, Tarfin provides underbanked farmers with high-quality farm inputs and competitive point-of-sale financing. Tarfin is the winner of EFSE's 2016 Financial Inclusion Challenge. | $5M / Series A / Sep 21, 2020 | ||
| LulaLend is more than a company. It’s a belief in the power of small business, making a difference, building a better solution and striving for excellence. We work hard to empower businesses across South Africa with the funds they need to grow, and we have a great time doing it! | $6.5M / Series A / Jun 26, 2019 | ||
| AllLife is the only South African insurer of people living with HIV/AIDs. Sadly, prior to AllLife, many HIV patients would be told their lives were un-insurable. Now AllLife tells that they can lead long, productive lives – so much so that they’ll insure it. | Venture - Series Unknown / May 08, 2017 |
Co-Investors
About Quona Capital
Quona Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in innovative financial technology companies in emerging markets. The firm was formed with a simple idea: that technology has the power to radically improve the quality, access, and affordability of financial services for underserved consumers and businesses in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. We invest in disruptive innovations to create a more financially inclusive world. In short, we fuel global fintech.
Quona Capital Contacts
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Sheena Jain
Vice President
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Vincent Yunnaraga
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David Mathewson
Partner & Chief Operating Officer
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Ganesh Rengaswamy
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
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Johan Bosini
Partner
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FAQ
What does Johan Bosini invest in?
Johan Bosini invests primarily in FinTech, Financial Services and AgTech startups, most often at Seed and Series A stage. Most of the 8 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in South Africa. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
What round sizes does Johan Bosini invest in?
Johan Bosini typically joins rounds of $3M–$6.8M at Seed and $5M–$8.4M at Series A. These are whole funding-round sizes, not Johan Bosini's own check, which is rarely disclosed: the 10th–90th percentile of the confirmed public funding rounds Johan Bosini took part in.
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When did Johan Bosini last invest?
The most recent investment recorded for Johan Bosini closed in Aug 2026. Shizune tracks 8 investments in total for this profile, including round sizes, stages and portfolio companies, all sourced from confirmed public funding rounds and refreshed monthly.
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