UK fintech startup Azimo sign €20M venture debt deal to make international…
In the past decade, the global money transfer market has gone through unprecedented change.
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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In the past decade, the global money transfer market has gone through unprecedented change.
Founded in Copenhagen in 2015, Dixa, a SaaS startup, aims to empower brands to create great experiences for their customers and agents by giving them the ability to communicate efficiently and conversationally.
The spacetech industry is still in the nascent stages of development, but there are many companies that operate in this sector.
Founded by Labinot Bytyqi and Mimoza Bytyqi in 2012, Solaborate aims to reinvent and simplify communication tools and services in a bid to improve people’s lives and our planet by reducing the carbon footprint.
London-based tech recruitment startup Codility has announced of securing fresh funds in its latest funding round.
Based out of Aarhus, JumpStory was established in 2018 after founders Jonathan Low, and Anders Thiim judged the stock image market in need of radical innovation, having experienced first-hand the frustrations marketers experience everyday sourcing images.
With the advancement in technology, we rely a lot on our smartphones and the internet.
Founded in 2012, SimScale is the world’s first production-ready SaaS application for simulation.
Novakid, an international online English school for children 4-12 years old, has recently raised $1.5 million (approx €1.3 million) led by Venture firm LETA Capital and South Korean VC BonAngels.
Formulate, a SaaS company focusing on AI solutions for retail promotions, announces they have closed a late-seed round of €3.7 million, led…
Based out of Berlin, Merantix, a venture studio building AI companies, has secured €25 million led by Trusted Insight, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, as well as further family offices from Europe.
In the healthcare industry, doctors are overstretched in terms of both the time and care they offer for patients.