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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
Announcements
655
Total raised
£24.5B
disclosed amounts
The round was led by CommerzVentures with backing from Move Capital Fund I and existing investors to support global growth.
"This round gives us the room to grow with confidence. The investment allows us to scale in a way that keeps pace with our clients. We have the teams, the technology, and the stability to support the largest brokers and carriers as they modernise how they operate."
Smartfin has led a £10m Series A round in Incard to support international expansion and product development.
"As entrepreneurs we noticed there was a clear mismatch between how digital businesses actually operate and the financial tools that were available to them. Every industry has unique financial workflows and they need a system that understands how they operate – one that centralises finance, provides spend insights, tracks real-time cash flow, and includes industry-specific add-ons. They need to have visibility of all of that, in a single place."
The funding round was led by Boost Capital Partners and will support UK expansion and proprietary coaching protocols.
"Right now, the trade-off is access versus quality. Unmoderated AI can scale access but can miss context, and when it’s wrong the cost can be high. Clinicians offer quality, but they can’t see everyone at once. We’re building the future where doctors, AI tools, and a unified data layer work together to reach more people with safer, higher-quality guidance."
Maven Capital Partners led a £40m investment alongside Kennet Partners, Federated Hermes Private Equity, and YFM Equity Partner.
"We founded Summize to bring contract clarity to the entire business, and Maven, along with our additional investors, has been a key partner in supporting that mission. Contracting shouldn’t be a bottleneck for growing midsize companies, so our goal is to help in-house legal teams use AI to reduce manual work and spend more time as strategic partners and business accelerators."
The round was led by Sofina with participation from Better Society Capital and existing investors.
"Stream exemplifies how placing impact considerations at the heart of product development can drive sustainable commercial value. Its focus on tackling the 'poverty premium' not only works to improve financial resilience, but also solve critical challenges for employers. Stream's dedication to understanding and improving their products' impact on users enables greater positive outcomes and propels their strong commercial growth, and we look forward to the impact this funding will support."
