Tag: Austria
German companies account for seven of the top ten FinTech investments...
N26, an online bank, saw the largest investment in the DACH region during 2021 with a $900m funding round led by Third Point Ventures...
Austrian FinTech MOSTLY AI collects $25m to boost data protection
Austria-based MOSTLY AI, which aims to revolutionise how companies work with data, has closed its Series B funding round on $25m.
FinTech unicorn Bitpanda more than triples its valuation in four months
Digital investment app Bitpanda has more than tripled its valuation within four months, after a fresh funding round puts its enterprise value at $4.1bn.
Akur8 expands European presence with pair of partnerships
AI-powered Insurance pricing software developer Akur8 has expanded its European presence through a partnership with VIG Poland entities, Beesafe and Compensa.
Helu said to raise $5m in its latest funding round
Helu, an Austria-based FinTech company, has reportedly secured $5m in funding, as it looks to expand its team.
Contis and Bitpanda team up to launch new multi-asset debit card
Austrian neobroker Bitpanda has partnered with FinTech Contis to issue a new multi-asset debit card.
Bitpanda closes one of the largest Series A rounds in Europe...
Austrian FinTech platform Bitpanda has closed its latest round on $52m, which it claims to be the largest Series A to be raised in Europe this year.
SignD closes €1m investment to bolster international growth efforts
Austrian RegTech platform SignD Identity has closed a €1m investment which will help it to bolster its international sales and marketing efforts.
Several European regulators remove emergency bans on short-selling and similar restrictions
COVID-19 has forced a lot of regulators to take special measures to stabilise the market, but some are now removing those restrictions.
Trade Republic closes €62m round as it preps for Austria launch
German mobile investing platform Trade Republic has collected €62m for its Series B round which will help it bolster its development efforts.
