London-based open banking startup Yapily bags €12M to expand across Europe
Yapily, an 'API Only' technology provider based out of London, has raised $13 million (approx €12 million) in Series A funding led by Lakestar.
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Yapily, an 'API Only' technology provider based out of London, has raised $13 million (approx €12 million) in Series A funding led by Lakestar.
Antler, a global early-stage VC, helping to build the next big wave of tech, is committed to working with startups to address the COVID-19 outbreak recently.
Arioso Systems GmbH, provider of a new disruptive micro transducer technology has secured €2.6M in its first financing round led by Brandenburg Kapital (Potsdam, Germany), a subsidiary of Brandenburger Förderbank ILB, and supported by High-Tech-Gründerfonds III (Bonn), Technologiegründerfonds Sachsen (Dresden) and business angels.
Lunar, a digital mobile-based banking app that aims to change the way we handle money fundamentally, has raised €20 million in a Series B round led by Seed Capital.
Already the whole wide world has enough challenges for the singles, and now with the novel coronavirus, the pandemic has caused a malady by infecting more than 1 million people globally.
The coronavirus pandemic is having a considerable impact on the global economy, our lifestyles and other areas of life.
Based out of Brussels, Collibra, a data intelligence company, has raised $112.5 million (approx €104 million) in funding round doubling the company’s unicorn valuation from last year to land at $2.3 billion (approx €2.1 billion).
The coronavirus pandemic outbreak has stumbled the whole world causing an economic breakdown and affecting all industries.
Historically, the wealth management industry was relatively resistant to technology, but times are changing.
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the essential supplies such as sanitisers, masks, etc.
This weekend, the fast-growing global movement #hackthecrisis is coming to the Netherlands.
Addionics, a UK startup that provides specialised automobile batteries for electric vehicles and other applications, has raised $6 million (approx €5.4 million) in funding led by Next Gear Ventures.