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7 tracked investments · listed companies and verified rows first
Abound provides AI-based lending technology that spans underwriting to collections, offering affordable consumer loans and letting partner lenders launch their own lending products.
AI & Machine LearningFintechSaaSUK, GB
Co-investorsK3 VenturesCircle VenturesLuminarXNear Foundation
Abound, based in the United States, offers an API platform for tax estimation, withholding, and filing aimed at independent workers.
Fintech
Alex CramChris LabaskyChris van VleitTrent Bigelow
Co-investors500 GlobalPoint72 VenturesLuminarX
Gen H (Generation Home) is a UK mortgage lender offering products such as an "Income Booster" that increases borrowing capacity using support from family and friends, and "New Build Boost," a scheme pairing a mortgage with a 15% interest-free equity loan.
FintechPropTech
Co-investorsEntrée CapitalLa FamigliaMS&AD VenturesLegal & GeneralMithril Capital Management
Iwoca provides finance to small business owners, offering an alternative to traditional bank lending with less paperwork and faster access.
FintechLondon, GB
Christoph Rieche(Founder)inJames Dear(Founder)in
Co-investorsActon CapitalAugmentum FintechNeva Sgr.Prime VenturesCommerzVenturesPollen Street Capital+1 more
PremFina is a UK-based FCA-regulated FinTech providing premium finance, which lets policyholders spread the cost of insurance premiums into monthly Direct Debit installments.
FintechInsurTechUK, GB
Co-investors7BC Venture CapitalEmery CapitalHSBC
Ribbon builds voice AI technology for recruiting that interviews every job candidate on demand, then turns those conversations into structured data and ranks applicants against a company's criteria.
AI & Machine LearningFuture of WorkHR TechSaaSToronto, CA
Arsham Ghahramani(Founder)inArsham Ghahramani, PhD(Founder)in
Co-investorsGD1Social LeverageBain Capital VenturesGreenspring AssociatesGreylock PartnersNFX+2 more
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