Dutch scaleup Slimmer AI that combats financial crime secures €4M funding
Slimmer AI, the Dutch AI startup has recently secured €4 million from a group of long-term strategic investors and experienced fintech entrepreneurs.
Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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Slimmer AI, the Dutch AI startup has recently secured €4 million from a group of long-term strategic investors and experienced fintech entrepreneurs.
German software startup Emteria has recently announced to have secured $1.5 million (nearly €1.38 million) funding from German High-Tech Gründerfonds and Runa Capital, an international VC fund.
Main Capital Partners announced that recently the Dutch PE firm has successfully executed the final closing of Main Capital VI on the hard cap of €564 million, well above the target size.
Based out of Ness Ziona, IRP Systems has announced that it has raised $17 million (approx €16 million) in Series B funding.
The digital staffing service from Germany -- Zenjob -- has successfully secured a Series C funding round of $30 million (€27 million).
Paris-based PlayPlay is a video creation tool that lets marketing, comms, and social media teams produce high-quality videos within a span of a few minutes.
AXA Venture Partners (AVP) is a VC firm that operates from many countries has invested in several high-growth tech companies.
Based out of Milan, Italy, FLEEP Technologies produces integrated circuits, sensors, and actuators, fully printed for the highest added value.
Amidst the panic caused by the COVID-19 outbreak while many industries are hit drastically, the tech ecosystem in Europe hasn’t stopped making headlines.
E-scooter sharing startup Lime is a pioneer and global leader in micro-mobility powering 130 million rides within a few years since operations.
Payments startup Banked is poised to challenge the dominance of established players in the sector as it launches out of beta after securing another £2.35 million (€2.7 million approx.) in seed funding.
UK-based challenger bank, Countingup has raised £4 million (approx €4.5 million) funding led by ING Ventures with co-investment from Triple Point, CVentures, and BiG Start Ventures.