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Robinhood Ventures Fund I to Go Public
Retail-trading platform plans to list private-markets fund on NYSE
Feb. 19, 2026 at 6:31am
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Robinhood, the retail-trading platform, announced that it expects its Robinhood Ventures Fund I to go public in the coming weeks on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol RVI. The fund would provide retail investors with exposure to a portfolio of private companies.
Why it matters
This move by Robinhood aims to give individual investors access to private market investments, which have traditionally been limited to institutional and high-net-worth investors. It reflects Robinhood's strategy to expand its offerings and provide more opportunities for its retail investor base.
The details
Robinhood plans to list its Robinhood Ventures Fund I, a fund that would provide retail investors with exposure to a portfolio of private companies, on the New York Stock Exchange in the coming weeks. The fund will trade under the symbol RVI.
- Robinhood expects the Robinhood Ventures Fund I to go public in the coming weeks.
The players
Robinhood
A retail-trading platform that aims to provide individual investors with access to private market investments.
What’s next
Investors will be able to trade shares of the Robinhood Ventures Fund I on the New York Stock Exchange once it goes public in the coming weeks.
The takeaway
Robinhood's move to list its private-markets fund on the public exchange reflects the company's strategy to expand its offerings and provide more investment opportunities for its retail investor base, which has traditionally been limited to institutional and high-net-worth investors.





