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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 4 November 2026.
Announcements
6,261
Total raised
£165B
disclosed amounts
This month
£10.5M
raised so far
Puma Private Equity has provided a £2m investment to help accelerate the growth of the Skylark Platform and expand the team.
"It is great to have Puma Private Equity on board, a leading investor and a firm which understands the value of a strong brand and a company’s position within its marketplace. We feel the Puma team has real empathy for what we have achieved and the potential for our Skylark Platform. We all look forward to working with them closely in the future."
Equistone Partners Europe has made a significant investment in Ligentia to support strategic acquisitions and technology development.
Fuel Ventures led the seed round to help the platform develop new features and expand its product range.
"A majority of people in the UK and Europe aren’t doing enough to save for their future. With banks providing all-time low interest rates, we have seen appetite for investing grow, many feel overwhelmed with the perceived complexity of handling shares. Our goal is to make investing in the stock market relatable and less scary. With a low starting point of £10, anyone can try it out"
The pre-seed investment was led by BrightCap Ventures and will support product development and customer acquisition.
"Building in a pandemic, in the midst of lockdowns has been super-interesting. We found customers to validate the concept with and with more time and feedback, we’ve been able to accelerate product and commercial discussions. Having Georgi from BrightCap as an investor and adviser has been an important milestone since my first conversation with him. With this funding, we will continue to build the deep-tech concept and solve a problem that’s costing industries billions annually."
Ada Ventures led the Series A financing round to support team expansion and product development.
"We believe that within the next 5 – 10 years ‘impact investing’ will just be called ‘investing’. It’s the only way our generation wants to invest, and because of that they’re driving industry-wide structural change. We think this change has only just started, and within the next few years it will completely transform financial services and how people think about their money"
