Daniel Nevidal

Daniel Nevidal is the founder and one of the principal owners of InterCapital, a Zagreb-based financial group he established in 2001 that grew into one of the largest players in Croatia's domestic capital market. He is listed across corporate filings as InterCapital's "Chief Executive Director / person authorised to represent the company" and as chairman of the management board of the holding entity INTERKAPITAL d.d. He co-built and co-owns the group alongside Tonći Korunić, who serves in vice-chairman / deputy roles across the group's companies.

The InterCapital Group spans several regulated businesses: InterCapital vrijednosni papiri (securities/brokerage), InterCapital Asset Management (fund management), InterCapital ETF, and InterCapital Digital Wealth Management. The firm's activities include securities trading, private banking, investment consulting, management buyouts, buy- and sell-side M&A advisory, fairness opinions, restructuring, and fund/portfolio software. Nevidal's own résumé, as captured by market-data aggregators, also lists prior roles as Managing Director of InterCapital Asset Management, a board member of ICH d.o.o., and a member of the Supervisory Board of the Zagreb Stock Exchange.

It is worth flagging a data discrepancy directly: the stub classifies Nevidal as an "Angel Investor" writing "Seed Round" checks. Public, primary-source evidence does not support that characterization. The verifiable record shows him as the founder/CEO of an institutional investment-banking and asset-management group, not as an early-stage startup angel. Note also that a separate entity called "ARC InterCapital" (a UK-based seed-stage VC firm) appears in some databases — it is unrelated to Nevidal's Croatian InterCapital and should not be conflated with him.

• Operates at the institutional / public-markets level rather than as a startup angel: securities brokerage, asset management, private banking, and corporate M&A advisory.
• Firm-level focus on Croatian and Adriatic-region capital markets — public equities, fixed income, and (via InterCapital ETF) regionally-listed ETFs.
• Growth strategy has been driven by consolidation and acquisition of fund books (buying and merging in competitors' assets) rather than venture-style early-stage bets.
• No publicly stated startup thesis, check size, or seed-stage criteria could be verified; treat any "seed round" attribution with caution and confirm directly before approaching him as an angel.