Canadian challenger Koho raises $56m in Series C funding round
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
Genesis had raised $4.8m over nine years prior to the new injection.
Digital identity firm to put cash towards new product lines.
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Indian insurance firm aims to sell $1 billion in contracts by 2022.
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Plenty of funding rounds may have slipped you by this week.
One of Atom’s largest shareholders isn’t able to participate in the sale.
Adumo helps businesses move from cash transactions to digital payments.
Chicagoan “super app” gains new funding just months after last round.
“It is clear that the way people use vehicles is undoubtedly changing”.
Refinitiv data shows Spac mergers have surged to a record $170 billion this year.
It is one of the few African start-ups to have secured more than $200 million in funding.
PayPal expects the acquisition to close in the first half of 2021.
FFG aims to develop solutions for the underbanked in Southeast Asia.
Minu has raised $20 million since 2019, and plans an expansion in its home country.
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The capital will boost Starling’s lending, launch Starling in Europe, and underpin M&A.
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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.
Davey steps down to focus on independent investing and advisory services.
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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.