Fundraising FoxMMC Ventures — 2024 Investments
6 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Atlas Metrics provides an AI-powered platform that combines non-financial data from multiple sources to help financial institutions manage ESG, climate, and financial risks while automating regulatory reporting and compliance.
AI & Machine LearningClimate TechDeveloper ToolsFintechLondon, GB
Robert Stojnic(CEO)inRoss Taylor(CTO)inWladimir Nikoluk(Founder)in
Co-investorsb2ventureBerliner Volksbank VenturesCherry VenturesCreative Destruction Lab (CDL)Entrepreneur FirstKickstart Innovation+7 more
Blecon turns the Bluetooth in frontline workers' existing devices into an asset-tracking network, capturing location and sensor data via BLE tags without installing readers or gateways.
HardwareIoTLogistics & Supply ChainCambridge, GB
Dan Ros(Founder)inDonatien Garnier(Founder)inSimon Ford(CEO)in
Tuza is a banking automation platform that orchestrates AI agents alongside human colleagues and customers to automate manual processes in pricing, data quality, and customer onboarding.
AI & Machine LearningFintechSaaSLondon, GB
Ed Hardy(CEO)inOlivia Stannah(CTO)in
Co-investorsConnect VenturesConnect VenturesEntrepreneur FirstNorthzoneCharlie Songhurst
Unwritten builds climate and nature risk software for private investors, portfolio companies, and advisors, using AI to map client data to a "climate digital twin" and generate reports, disclosures, and data exports.
AI & Machine LearningClimate TechFintechLondon, GB
Amos Wittenberg(Founder)inDr Phillip Marks(CEO)
Co-investorsPlanet A VenturesAdapt Nation Capital
Vitrue Health provides personalized healthcare pathways to help stabilize healthcare costs, focusing on musculoskeletal pain management.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechHR TechWellness & FitnessLondon, GB
Co-investorsCambridge Angels groupSalica InvestmentsScale Venture PartnersSimplyhealth VenturesTechstarsCrista Galli Ventures+1 more
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