Real estate FinTech startup Reali reels in $250m in Series B
Israeli-founded real estate and FinTech firm Reali has closed a $250m in new financing led by Zeev Ventures.
London-based Tembo Money raises £2.5m to help first-time property buyers increase their deposits
Tembo Money, a London-based FinTech, closed £ 2.5m in funding led by Aviva after its official launch in June 2021.
Jay-Z, Will Smith bet on Landis in $165m debt equity round to make homeownership...
Investment funds connected with Jay-Z and Will Smith poured in cash towards homeownership technology company Landis' $165 Series A private equity raise.
Why investors are betting on crypto firms and InsurTechs based on the 22 rounds...
Last week proved to be profitable in terms of FinTech investment, with the rounds revealing the state of cryptocurrency and InsurTech sectors.
Starling Bank scoops up UK-based buy-to-let lender Fleet Mortgages in a £50m deal
British digital bank Starling has acquired specialist buy-to-let mortgage lender Fleet Mortgages in a £50m cash and share deal.
PropTech Jones snags $12.5m for its commercial real estate vendor compliance platform
Israeli commercial real estate startup that automates the insurance compliance process for tenants and property managers Jones raised a $12.5 Series A funding round.
Why Revolut and the CyberTech industry stand out from the 42 funding rounds raised...
FinTech companies continue to rake in millions of dollars with a slew of startups graduating to the unicorn club. The 42 ventures in the sector that topped up their accounts last week are proof of that.
PropTech Proper pulls in $9m to offer automated accounting for property managers
Proper, a property accounting services provider for the real estate industry, raised $9m in Series A from QED Investors, with participation from partners at MetaProp, Expa, and Bling Capital.
Mortgage comparison app Morty nabs $25m in its Series B
Online mortgage marketplace Morty has netted $25m in its Series B funding round, as it looks to enhance its product development.
US companies lead Global PropTech investment growth since 2017 with COVID-19 proving to be...
Companies based in the United States completed over 400 deals in the sector, more than four times higher than their peers in the United Kingdom
