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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.

Announcements

903

Total raised

£37.1B

disclosed amounts

This month

£25.0M

raised so far

Seed
£32.0M

The funding round was led by FTV Capital with participation from Blenheim Chalcot.

"Small businesses are the lifeblood of the global economy, yet they continue to be turned away by banks and traditional lenders or faced with unhelpful repayment terms and complex processes. We are delighted with this investment from FTV Capital as it means we can continue to onboard new partners, expand our product range and grow our team in order to serve the 50 million small businesses across the US, Europe and the UK with much needed funding. 2020 is set to be an exciting year for Liberis and this financial investment will help to accelerate our plans so we can support thousands more small businesses around the world with fast, flexible and fair funding."
— Rob Straathof, CEO
Series A
£2.9M

The financing round was led by Hambro Perks and Fair By Design.

"We’re delighted to have Hambro Perks and Ascension Ventures leading SteadyPay’s latest funding round. This raise will further strengthen our commitment to service the UK’s gig-economy with a powerful and ethical solution to income volatility. We’re thrilled with the results and customer feedback to date, and we look forward to driving scale in 2020."
— John Downie, Co-founder and CEO
Series C
£22.9M

Simcah Management led the Series C round to support product development and North American expansion.

"The trend for working capital finance transactions to be managed on independent third-party platforms has accelerated during 2019. All parties are looking for flexible financial structures that can be automated with best in class risk mitigation for funders. This investment round takes us another step closer to delivering this vision and transforming how working capital is financed globally."
— Matt Wreford, CEO
Series A
£4.5M

ETFS Capital led the Series A round to accelerate product development and client expansion.

"I often describe what we do as the plumbing for wealth management companies. The current industry is built on leaky legacy pipes and that leakage directly impacts the savings and pensions of millions of people, particularly those with smaller sums of money. We started WealthKernel to make financial services better for everyday people. With ETFS Capital we are fortunate to have an investor who shares that passion and the track record to back it up."
— Karan Shanmugarajah, CEO