Open banking fintech Yapily lands $51m Series B funding
The funding takes its total raised to $69 million.
The funding takes its total raised to $69 million.
Retail trading app expects to sell shares between $38 and $42.
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Delhi-based fintech uses AI to determine students’ future income.
The private equity firm will acquire a majority shareholding in the company.
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The firm plans to launch a BNPL network solution on the Discover Global Network.
The company’s third funding round since its 2018 listing exceeded its original £40m target.
The firm has now raised around $24 million in total.
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The firm claims the investment now takes its total valuation to $1.45 billion.
The financing comes nine months after its $18.6 million Series A round.
The round was led by SoftBank’s Vision Fund 2 and Tiger Global.
The round follows a $37 million fundraise in November last year.
The IPO forms part of the company’s “IPO 2022 campaign”.
H1 2021 saw $5.7bn raised across 317 deals by UK firms.
The challenger says the funds will be used to continue its growth and launch new products.
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The firm plans to accelerate its expansion and boost product development.
The Utah-based company says the funds will be used to further invest in growth
Direct Line founder Sir Peter Wood led the round through investment vehicle SPWOne.
The combined company plans to float on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
Firm wants to boost its “founder-friendly” financing suite.
The firm says the new investment takes its total valuation up to $300 million.
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The funding round was led by UK private equity firm Pollen Street Capital.
Cross-border payments company debuts on the LSE in largest-ever listing for a tech firm.
The company plans to use the funds for product development and recruiting.
The fintech claims to have 150,000 people on its waitlist.
The new funding brings the French firm’s total raised to $400 million.
The firm landed an additional $315 million on top of the $285 million raised in May.
The company offers business credit cards designed for digital creators and influencers.
The round could value the Bangalore start-up at $350 million.
The firm says the investment brings its valuation to around $1.7 billion.
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The start-up plans to “double down on growth in Nigeria and India”.
The firm is scheduled to debut on KOSPI on 12 August.
Steve Harman leaves after ten months at the firm.
The Financial Services & Technologies Fund has a target of £1 billion.