AlbionVC led the Series A round with participation from ING Ventures and HSBC.
"Banks and asset managers are demanding technology solutions which deliver automation and increased efficiency, but they also want a modern and flexible modular design"
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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£6.0B
disclosed amounts
AlbionVC led the Series A round with participation from ING Ventures and HSBC.
"Banks and asset managers are demanding technology solutions which deliver automation and increased efficiency, but they also want a modern and flexible modular design"
The business intelligence firm secured funding from QBN Capital and the Development Bank of Wales to scale its flagship platform across financial services.
"DataVoyant connects to any internal or external source and analyses both structured and unstructured data. It enables users to uncover market signals and trends, improve debt management, control risk better, and rapidly identify emerging opportunities. Our technology delivers unprecedented insights, well beyond what traditional providers are capable of"
The extended Series A round was led by MMC Ventures and Praetura Ventures to support commercial growth and research.
"It has the power to optimize entire business models, in real-time, and drive both growth and profitability. We believe that AI is so crucial to the future of the enterprise that it demands its own central business system. Just like every business needs an ERP or CRM system, every business now needs an AI System to compete in the modern era."
The seed round was led by LocalGlobe with backing from Global Founders Capital and angel investors.
"During our research we spoke with hundreds of teams who were struggling to move quickly because of the limitations of their data infrastructure. The teams making the most progress were having to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, across separate solutions, to help them get their data under control and it was taking them up to 12-18 months to purchase and implement it all."

The Manchester based legal tech firm has secured backing from Maven Capital Partners and Charles Sharland to drive product development and international expansion.
"We have a truly unique tech product that is set to transform the legal industry, so it has been excellent to have had the support from NPIF and Maven to recruit the expertise we need to bring the product to market quicker. It is already generating a buzz within the legal tech space, so the Summize platform is well-equipped for a busy 2020, with a new team and more software features. We are excited to see where it takes us!"