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Reg UK (REG), the provider of a range of data analytics and risk management solutions to insurance intermediaries globally, has completed a GBP2.4 million funding round.
The additional capital will enable further investment in the platform, people and systems to support the Company’s accelerating growth trajectory both in the UK and globally. As part of the fundraising round, Disruptive Capital Finance followed on its existing capital with additional equity capital while Shawbrook arranged a debt facility.
Disruptive Capital Finance represents the private equity investment vehicle and family office of the Truell family, in which they hold the vast majority of their assets.
autologyx, a digital operations platform which automates real-world business processes, has raised an additional GBP1 million in funding.
Angel CoFund (ACF), Beacon Capital and Richard Hargreaves, an early investor in RPA business Blue Prism Group, led the round following investment in the pre-series A round in 2017.
Tim Mills, Founder Partner of the ACF, says: “autologyx has maintained an excellent track record since we first invested in the team, and they’ve delivered some first class results for customers. Their growth demonstrates a strong market demand for solutions that can help businesses automate everyday processes and increase efficiency. We are
Arcus Global Limited, a specialist in GovTech cloud solutions, has raised an additional GBP2.5 million to support its growth ambitions into 2020 and beyond.
The proceeds will be used to accelerate the growth of the business and continue investment in its transformative product portfolio, including further development of Arcus’ local government software platform and recently launched AI-powered voice solution, Arcus Answer. In the financial year ended 30 June 2018, Arcus delivered annual revenues of GBP13.0 million representing 34 per cent year-on-year growth.
The funding is primarily from existing investors, principally led by funds advised and managed by YFM Equity Partners
Alantra CPA, the credit and real estate portfolio advisory division of Alantra, has acquired a majority stake in urbanData Analytics (uDA), a tech company that offers big data and artificial intelligence services in the real estate sector.
The company gathers market information from more than 40 public and private sources to develop 190 financial and urban context indicators, generating algorithms to maximise the return in real estate investments.
uDA has received multiple awards including the most innovative company in the real estate sector in Spain by ACI 20161 and has been named as a top 10 most innovative startup in
Adams Street Partners, a private markets investment management firm with USD37 billion of assets under management, as successfully completed fundraising for its inaugural Private Credit programme with approximately USD1.1 billion of capital available to deploy, including leverage.
Since the launch of the private credit strategy in 2016, Adams Street has seen strong demand from institutional investors worldwide, with commitments from both new and existing investors in the United States, Europe, and Asia. The diverse array of investors included public and corporate pension plans, insurance companies, foundations, family offices and high net worth individuals.
“We were pleased to receive such
Pan-European private equity firm Silverfleet Capital is to acquire Microgen Financial Systems Limited, a provider of Trust & Fund Administration (T&FA) software to the Trust and Corporate Services industry.
The transaction is subject to the approval of the shareholders of the seller, Aptitude Software Group.
The acquisition of MFS was executed by Silverfleet’s dedicated lower mid-market investment team.
Headquartered in Fleet, UK with offices in London, Guernsey, Cambridge and Cyprus, MFS provides front and back office technology solutions to the financial services industry. The firm’s global client base comprises major wealth and asset management firms and trust and
Private equity firm The Riverside Company has partnered with ACTINEO, a German InsurTech firm which specialises in bodily injury claims, providing tech-enabled and data-driven services to the insurance industry.
Based in Cologne, Germany, ACTINEO is the leading provider of digitalization, invoice checking and predictive analysis services for bodily injury claims to insurance providers in Germany. Currently, the company processes and digitalises more than 120,000 bodily injury claims per year and develops prediction models for a customer base of more than 50 insurers. Customers benefit from increased transparency, control and better risk management. ACTINEO’s compelling results are proven in its remarkably
The rising trend of private capital investment is being well serviced in Guernsey due to the island’s flexibility to meet investors’ sophisticated requirements, sector experts agreed at the 2019 Guernsey Funds Forum.
In the decade following the global financial crisis, private wealth has doubled in nominal terms, and private capital has become a significant source of investment for fund managers, particularly in Guernsey’s specialist sector of private equity funds.
Research carried out by Guernsey Finance has shown that its importance is growing rapidly, particularly for smaller managers.
Panellists at a private capital session at the milestone 10th Funds
DataArt has raised equity funding from the German development finance institution DEG. DEG has co-invested alongside DFI-backed Da Vinci Capital, a CIS-focused private equity fund manager with a strong track record in the IT industry.
DEG is part of KfW, the German state-owned promotional bank. With a presence of around 80 representative offices worldwide, KfW promotes sustainable finance both in its domestic market in Germany and in international markets, including developing and emerging markets.
With 22 locations globally, DataArt employs over 2,800 professionals with the majority located in Eastern Europe. The company is known for its state-of-the-art recruiting system and
Roger.ai, an accounting automation tool that can cut time businesses spend on day-to-day financial processes by as much as 80 per cent, has raised a USD7.35 million in a Series A funding round led by QED Investors, with participation from 9Yards Capital, Silicon Valley Bank, Financial Venture Studio, BootstrapLabs, and Dan Wernikoff, former GM of QuickBooks and TurboTax, along with other angel investors.
Originally built in Denmark with Danish founders, Roger works on top of existing accounting software to automate financial processes like bill pay, approvals, receipt scanning, compliance and bookkeeping with simple workflows anyone can set up and manage.
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