Deutsche Bank dabbles in crypto; partners with fintech unicorn Bitpanda
Vienna-based Bitpanda, a fintech unicorn, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Deutsche Bank.
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Vienna-based Bitpanda, a fintech unicorn, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Deutsche Bank.
Berlin-based re:cap, a company that operates a financing and data insights platform, has closed $14.6M (approximately €13.41M) in its Series A round of funding, launching its software as a service (SaaS) platform.
The Netherlands-based Neople, the software solution company that creates AI co-workers for e-commerce customer support teams, announced on Tuesday that it has raised €6M in a fresh funding round led by Newion and Simon Capital.
Amsterdam-based Carv, a company that uses AI for recruitment, announced that it has raised $10M (approximately €9.18M) in a seed round of funding.
Dutch health insurer VGZ, on Monday announced that it has invested €6M in NLC Health Ventures (NLC), which is dedicated to supporting early-stage healthcare innovations.
Stockholm-based Creandum, a European early-stage venture capital firm, on Monday announced the close of the Creandum VII fund at €500M.
Amsterdam-based SERDA Therapeutics, a joint venture company between Smith & Nephew International and NLC, announced that it has completed a €2M funding round, led by NLC Health Impact Fund.
Yvelines, France-based Gireve, a digital platform for EV charging interoperability, announced on Monday that it has raised €20M in a fresh funding round from Partech (through its impact fund).
Netherlands-based BioBTX, a developer of circular chemistry technology that aims to replace fossil resources with biomass and plastic waste, announced that it has secured over €80M in fresh funding.
Copenhagen-based Dreamcraft Ventures, a venture capitalist, announced on Monday the final closing of its €66M Fund II, which will invest in the next generation of B2B software companies.
Milan-based Sibill, a tool that makes financial tasks easier for small and medium businesses (SMBs), announced that it raised €6.2M in a fresh round of funding led by Keen Venture Partners with participation from Founders and Exor Ventures.
Stockholm-based Doconomy, a fintech company that helps banks with tools to fight climate change and improve people’s financial health, announced that it has received €34M in B-round investment, one of Europe’s “largest funding rounds” in the sector.