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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Series A
£4.8M

CommerzVentures has provided a £4.8m investment to support the specialty analytics insurtech.

"Our passion lies in helping fintech and insurtech companies to succeed. We believe Concirrus has the best solution to manage risk in the marine insurance industry. Ultimately, it will serve insurance carriers in a variety of supply chain industries. The team combines deep industry experience and technology expertise. We believe that Concirrus is on a very exciting growth journey and we’re very much looking forward to being part of it."
— Heiko Schwender, Managing Partner
Seed
£2.0M

The cyber security venture has raised £2m from Hoxton Ventures and Speedinvest to support its spin-out and commercial growth.

"Unfortunately, global pandemics don’t slow down the antagonists, the battle of defending against and responding to malicious activity across the digital estate remains constant. To add to the challenge, a new working-from-home-norm has been introduced which increases IT service delivery and business continuity pressures."
— Dave Mareels, CEO
Series B
£20.0M

Northzone led the £20m Series B round to support international expansion and strengthen UK market share.

"Where people work and how they work is changing by the day, all the more so since Covid-19 struck. Now the way in which people get paid is changing, too, and at scale. Wagestream provides a financial flexibility that is perfectly suited to today’s agile and progressive workforce."
— Peter Briffett, Co-founder and CEO
Series C
£12.0M

The financing round was led by Pfizer Ventures and accompanied by pro-rata contributions from existing investors.

"Since our initial investment in Mission seven years ago, the company has grown tremendously and the depth of its scientific expertise and capability has grown alongside it. We are proud to expand our relationship with the company and our scientists are looking forward to a successful collaboration in this important area of research."
— Denis Patrick, Managing Partner