Carl Bauer Schlichtegroll

Carl-Georg Bauer-Schlichtegroll is a Founding Partner of Eos Venture Partners, an independent, global venture capital manager investing exclusively at the intersection of technology, insurance and related sectors. The firm is registered in London (3rd Floor, Broadwalk House, 5 Appold Street, EC2A 2DA) and has operated across the UK and US, positioning itself as a strategic capital partner that connects portfolio founders with (re)insurer partners to accelerate innovation.

Before founding Eos, Carl spent over 25 years in financial-services investment banking, holding senior roles at several of the world's leading banks. He was Managing Director & Co-Head of the Financial Institutions investment banking group at JP Morgan, a Managing Director in the Financial Institutions Group at Goldman Sachs, Vice Chairman and Co-Head of the Financial Institutions Group at Credit Suisse Group, and a Partner & Managing Director at Greenhill & Co. His career was based primarily in London and New York, advising financial-institution and insurance clients across Europe, North America and Asia.

He is multilingual — reportedly German, French, English and Japanese — and his educational background is associated with studies in Economics and Business Administration, including affiliations with the University of Geneva and the University of Tokyo.

Note: the original stub classified Carl/Eos as an "Angel Investor" writing "Seed" checks. Primary sources indicate this is inaccurate — Eos is an institutional venture capital fund whose core strategy is Series A investing with ~$7–10M initial checks, so the profile above reflects the verified positioning.

• Invests exclusively in companies "at the intersection of technology, insurance, and related sectors" — the firm's core stated mission is to "identify, invest in, and scale innovative companies" in this space.
• Core entry point is Series A, deploying roughly $7–10M initial checks, with a complementary growth-stage strategy (Series C and beyond) for later rounds in companies where Eos already has an early-stage relationship.
• Sector aperture spans insurance itself plus cybersecurity, health, wealth management, employee benefits and property.
• Seeks "experienced, exceptional founders who are at the forefront of innovation," and offers strategic value beyond capital via relationships with (re)insurer partners.
• Global mandate — the firm invests across geographies rather than a single market.