Chinese insurtech Waterdrop raises $230m & plans US IPO
Known as Shuidihuzhu in China, its Series D round was led by Swiss Re and Tencent.
Known as Shuidihuzhu in China, its Series D round was led by Swiss Re and Tencent.
The new valuation increased by nearly one-third from a previous round just one month ago.
The round comes less than a year after it became a Public Benefit Corporation.
The firm plans to use its new cash to develop KYC solutions.
Zibo is a fintech for the “underserved landlord”.
Firm plans to use new funding to build out infrastructure.
Mangot was behind the launch of Wells Fargo’s challenger app Greenhouse.
VC-backed fintech deals dived from 452 in Q1 to 397 in Q2.
The firm wants to turbocharge its offering, customer base and geographical presence.
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The remittance market is set to suffer from the pandemic.
The fintech’s valuation sits at around $115 million.
Bow Capital Management is also aiming to raise $350m for a tech focused Spac.
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The fresh capital adds to an extended $11 million Series A raise.
The Palo Alto, California-based start-up is valued in the investment at $1.5 billion.
The start-up has issued around five million virtual card numbers.
Bond’s offering is based on “developer-focused” applications.
Its Series F stands at $600 million.
The start-up still needs to close $5 million.
The Oakland, California firm is tapping up investment banks.
It aims to increase the proportion of non-white executive hires to 30% from 20%.
The finding could peg Taulia’s valuation at $400m.
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Square is $20 billion away from matching Goldman Sachs’ market valuation.
The fintech is moving into wealth and expanding to the US.
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DigniFi also landed a hefty sum of private equity for its auto financing platform.
The San Francisco-based start-up operates across seven African countries.
nCino plans to raise $100 million in its IPO.
The investment will be used to accelerate MayStreet’s product development and expansion.
The US-Israeli wealthtech will use the investment to hire more top tier data scientists.
The firm uses mobile data to create a “trust score”.
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The San Francisco-based challenger has landed a $40 million Series D.
The round was led by Fintop Capital and Next Frontier Capital.
Left Lane Capital led the new round, brining M1’s total raised to $55m.
The Islamic finance industry is set to grow to $3.8tn by 2022.