Ethical insurtech Ethos bags $35m
Round led by Accel.
Round led by Accel.
It claims to be the first Islamic fintech start-up to reach a valuation of $100 million.
Only €1 million will come from crowdfunders.
Quid’s $37.5m round was led by REV Ventures, bringing the total funding to $108m.
The root of an informed valuation is the disclosure of relevant information.
Canada-based developer of AI-powered virtual assistant tech lands $11m.
Things we dismissed four years ago are live and mocking us now.
FundGuard, a cloud-based investment funds operating system powered by AI, has launched and raised $4m.
AXA Investment Managers turns its £55m Framlington Financial fund into a fintech one.
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This marks Zenmonics’s first round of funding.
GMEX also takes minority stake in Demand Derivatives.
Series B funding round brings Total Expert’s total funding to $34 million.
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The Series B financing round was led by Generation Partners.
San Francisco-based corporate card provider for start-ups making progress.
Plans for token marketplace get boost from equity crowdfunding platform.
Investors include Updata Partners, Ibex Investors, CEIIF, and Gefen Capital.
The tech ecosystem in Toronto is growing – and fintech is sure to follow.
Business tools and service offerings for start-ups funded by US firm.
Follows a $13m investment by Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures.
Canadian cloud platform plans UK and US expansion.
Life is good at the heart of Europe.
Former R3 founders to build their first banking solution on Ethereum.
Round was led by Anania & Associates Investment Company.
Veem living the dream with its payments platform plan.
US-based mobile payments provider now valued at $20 billion.
Bread’s revenue has increased fivefold so far this year.
Onfido will help crowdfunding platform Indiegogo fight fraud.
B2B credit scoring company Cortera has landed $10 million in funding,
The “Siri of personal finance” speaks about its Series A investment.
This is BB&T’s first outlay of its $50m fintech commitment.
Series C led by CapitalG and Sequoia Capital.
Main investor in Series A round is Kamet, AXA’s insurtech start-up studio.
Prior investments include Coinbase, Nubank, Revolut and Robinhood.
“All the following tokens and currencies were merely a blip on the radar last year.”
Roadshows planned in seven cities across the globe.
Series B round led by BlackFin Capital Partners.
US wealthtech plans to expand its personal financial planning platform.
The US, in particular, is in urgent need of new core offerings to support next generation digital banking.