The Johannesburg Stock Exchange led the Series A extension round to support the rollout of new digital platforms.
"The world is going digital. In the same way smartphones have transformed the way we live our lives, from navigating, to ordering food, our tech has brought private capital markets into the digital era. This is not only transformational, it’s also a trillion-dollar market opportunity. The involvement of this calibre of investors showcases the appetite for digitization, and the belief in our platform. With this investment, we are excited to scale our brand and show its ability to change the way the capital markets world works."
The seed round was led by the Development Bank of Wales with backing from angel investors and Innovate UK.
"We’re delighted to have secured our first equity investment and very much look forward to continuing to grow and develop alongside the Development Bank of Wales and our Angel co-investors."
Pembroke VCT has backed healthcare recruitment software provider Credentially with a £1m investment.
"Credentially’s strong management team and scalable technology are both key characteristics of the type of business we look for. Credentially has helped improve healthcare efficiency and we are excited about the growth prospects and opportunities that lie ahead that will help drive digital change within the healthcare system."
Basinghall Partners led the Series A round to support product development and team expansion.
"There’s tremendous potential in helping organisations digitise their private capital raising and distribution activities, with current conditions accelerating the trend towards the digitisation of all transactions end-to-end. We are delighted that our investors are seeing the significant opportunity to transform private financing globally."
