Commercial insurance AI firm Cytora raises £25m
It was led by EQT Ventures.
It was led by EQT Ventures.
The firm saw its first deal with SVB in December 2017.
Led by Ascension Ventures.
The firm was founded in 2016 as India’s first free-to-use web-based direct mutual fund investment platform.
Dashlane is expanding its horizons with new features like password breach alerts and monitoring.
Actis is increasing its investment in Pine Labs as a result.
The company plans expansion into Japan and the Philippines.
Company is now valued at €7.3 billion.
The funding takes Extend’s total capital to $14 million.
This week, news about challenger banks!
It will make Noddle’s premium services available for all.
Insurance start-up is now eyeing the European market.
Speech Technology Centre aims to become a global leader.
Follows €19m investment round led by ING Ventures.
Teradata’s event coverage, Sopra Steria acquired SAB, and other news.
“Don’t invest in analytics!”, and in my mind, the crowd cheered.
Discount site celebrates first year with £12.75m pre-money valuation.
£1.9bn valuation will see the challenger bank leapfrog rival Revolut.
Deal is described as “transformative” for the company.
It will launch in May 2019 in San Diego.
It claims to be the largest asset-backed securitization by a small business online lending platform to date.
Emma just wants to chip in.
AI lending platform wants to expand its applications.
This brings the total capital raised to $10m.
Company’s ambition is to become a whole-of-the-market mortgage provider.
Expansion to Japan and London is the next objective.
Series A funding will support mission to serve underbanked people.
It brings the firm’s capital to more than $100 million.
Aimed at raising its profile to provide payments across industries.
The Californian firm offers point-of-sale financing.
It will increase presence in London, New York and Singapore.
Led by Franklin Templeton with participation from Mastercard, Fidelity Investments Canada, among others.
The funding is an extension of the firm’s Series A round.
It is rumoured that it is being organised by investment bank Goldman Sachs.
Investors include Melinda Gates’ Pivotal Ventures.
$60 million earmarked for innovation investment.
The firm has doubled in size throughout 2018.
Hong Kong fintech plans to hire and grow.
The banking platform is targeted at making international payments easy.
The crowdfunding on Crowdcube will come in summer.