ING-backed Countingup lands £9.1m Series A with help of new investor Sage
The fintech has acquired 14,000 customers in the last 12 months.
The fintech has acquired 14,000 customers in the last 12 months.
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The round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.
The round was led by Matt Kalish of DraftKings and TBD Angels.
It raised a convertible loan from the MASSIF fund, which is run by FMO.
The undisclosed amount in pre-seed funding came from Australian venture capital firm TEN13.
The funding round was led by Lundin Group and other existing investors.
The bank will offer loans to local authorities at lower rates to support new projects.
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Klarna claims its round was oversubscribed four times over.
Robinhood has held talks with underwriters about filing “within weeks”.
Tiger Global Management is reportedly backing the round.
Part of its goal with the new capital involves building out a Black business marketplace.
“This is very personal for me as a founder of colour,” says Finix founder.
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The bank has raised £429 million to date from eight funding rounds.
Ferdinand joins as a shareholder in the cross-border currency firm.
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Petal has closed $440 million in debt and raised $100 million in equity.
TymeBank looks to expand beyond its South African headquarters.
The fintech’s $75 million raise marks its first funding round since 2017.
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Westbrook also joins the bank as an advisor on communities of colour.
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It intends to raise the funds from growth investment firms.
The $115 billion figure is more than threefold its $36 billion valuation.
It claims to tackle the shortage of developers across 22 industries.
Banking software firm picks up minority stake in SaaS fintech.
Data analytics and customer engagement firm plans expansion with new funding.
The first stop along the way is a new product launch in Norway.
Public.com – as on 1 February – decided to stop making profits from payment for order flows.
The fintech anticipates year-over-year growth of around 88%.
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SoLo brought in $12m, which includes a $2.8m seed round and a series of convertible notes.
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