The Series A round was led by AlbionVC and will support expansion into France and Germany.
"After rapidly growing our team and entering the Spanish market, we’ll now be broadening our focus within Europe, including expansion into France and Germany. This new funding round will enable us to keep evolving and delivering on our vision: we aim to become the world’s premier fintech SaaS platform, giving our clients the ability to create, customise, and launch bank-grade digital finance solutions, enriched by our Marketplace of reputable and trusted partners."
The Oxford medical technology company secured backing from investors including Mercia and IQ Capital to scale its diagnostic software.
"Following years of research and clinical trials that have shown the impact of our software on the diagnosis of at-risk lung nodules, we’re focused on expanding patient access to this crucial technology and identifying deadly lung cancer faster in more at-risk people. The funding will also boost our research and development with world-leading institutions and partners to progress further innovation."
Seraphim Space and Creative Ventures co-led the Series A round to support commercial expansion and technology development.
"We are thrilled to have the support of both Serpahim and Creative as co-leads and the other investors in the round. We look forward to expanding our market-leading technology and our commercial footprint together."
Molten Ventures led the Series A round with participation from Epic Games and several other backers to support metaverse scalability.
"The company’s technology complements Epic’s Unreal Engine by enabling massive amounts of concurrent users and unlocking new tools for creators and developers. We are pleased to contribute to Hadean’s growth and look forward to continuing to work together to lay the foundation for the metaverse."
— Marc Petit, VP, of Epic’s Unreal Engine Ecosystem
The Series A round was led by Index Ventures with participation from Cavalry Ventures and Seedcamp.
"Companies are under more pressure than ever to meet growing tax reporting and regulatory requirements as well as the expectations of stakeholders to show they are doing the right thing. Currently there’s no shared concept in how companies and regulators talk about tax, and no straightforward way for tax teams to be confident that they’re meeting all their obligations."
