The funding round was led by 24Haymarket and will support product development and customer support.
"We are proud of what we’ve achieved so far in just a few years – we’re already the market leader. We have partnered with a variety of NHS trusts and care providers, including supporting Milton Keynes University Hospitals NHS Trust to become the first trust to roll out the new NHS Learn from Patient Safety Events. This will record patient incidents so the data can be used to improve patient safety across the whole healthcare industry. Our platform frees up healthcare providers to focus on caring, not paperwork – enabling a proactive approach to patient and resident care."
The funding round was led by Toscafund with participation from Dale Ventures.
"INSTANDA’s no-code insurance core platform was built by insurers for insurers based on the belief that technology should be used to accelerate change and innovation at low cost. This is what sets INSTANDA apart from the crowd. No other platform allows carriers and MGAs across all lines of insurance to fully embrace the diversity of insurance and respond to the anticipated change in consumer needs and behaviour."
The insurtech startup has raised seed funding from SFC Capital and the European Space Agency to develop its technology and grow the team.
"The insurance industry is changing and adapting to the world as it evolves. Climate change is a challenge for many industries and it is innovative technology like BirdsEyeView that will help the industry to move forward. We are very excited to be a part of BirdsEyeView’s growth journey and look forward to supporting the team in as many ways as possible."
Chalfen Ventures and Anthemis Group led the seed round to support team expansion and product development.
"Opply saves brands and suppliers vital time, allowing them to focus on running their business. The platform takes what was a highly fragmented market and a frustrating, time-consuming process for both parties and brings it firmly into the modern global retail environment,"
Antler led the seed round with participation from notable angel investors to support platform development.
"As one of the world’s most active early-stage investors, we are typically the first money in and continue our support with investments up to Series C. We invest in only 1% of more than 50,000 founders we meet annually and currently have 40+ companies in our UK portfolio. We were impressed early on by the drive of Mast’s co-founders, who instantly stood out. After backing the team with their first investment, we are thrilled to lead this next round as well. The broader participation of other great investors is further validation that there is significant support around applying deep industry experience and new technologies to solve this decades-old problem in lending."