Series A10 June 2021

TreasurySpring secures £7m Series A funding led by Anthemis Group and MMC Ventures to scale operations.

The London-based financial technology firm has closed a Series A round co-led by Anthemis Group and MMC Ventures to support team growth and product expansion.

£7.0MSeries A

Share allotment filed at Companies House

TreasurySpring operates a digital portal providing short-term funding markets for institutional borrowers and cash holders.

TreasurySpring has secured seven million pounds in a Series A funding round co-led by Anthemis Group and MMC Ventures. The capital injection also drew participation from existing backer ETFS Capital, lifting the company total to over ten million dollars raised since 2017.

The London-based fintech will direct the fresh capital towards expanding its headcount, with a particular emphasis on sales and marketing functions. Additional funds are earmarked for core technology upgrades, operational scale, and new product initiatives across multiple sectors and geographies.

The raise follows a growth period for the fixed-term fund platform, which has issued over nine billion dollars in instruments to institutional clients ranging from FTSE 100 corporations to family offices and fund managers.

From the founder

"Following a break-out 12 months in which we increased AUM by 10x, we wanted to bring in the best possible investment partners to support our ambitious growth plans. We have long admired both Anthemis Group and MMC, so I am delighted that they co-led the round and we are excited to work with Sean, Ollie and their respective teams, as we move into the next phase of our journey to redefine cash investment and front-office treasury."

Kevin Cook

CEO at TreasurySpring

Investor perspective

"With its ambitious and mission-driven team, TreaurySpring is opening the traditional money market industry to a whole new pool of participants. As investors, we believe that the platform’s fund products will supply investors with new and more versatile methods of diversification."