The funding round was backed by Midven, Rigby Group, and Haatch Ventures.
"This investment, coupled with our success in the OneToWin competition, marks a significant milestone in our mission to revolutionise affordability assessments. With this funding, we can expand our team, enhance our technology, and bring our innovative solutions to a wider market. It’s hugely rewarding to be able to improve the financial well-being of individuals whilst also increasing efficiency for creditors."
The seed round was led by Miles Ahead to support the expansion of the company partner license network and US operations.
"AUAR has developed all the tech home builders need to develop, produce, and build affordable low-energy homes while increasing margins and productivity. Our technology is low CapEx, doesn’t require big factories, and pays itself back in a few months."
Morgan Stanley led the seed round to support platform expansion and data science development.
"Despite 90% of the UK’s 33.8 million female population experiencing monthly hormonal symptoms, women’s health has for too long been fragmented and underserved. Unfabled has already empowered thousands of women to find effective treatments for common, yet hugely disruptive, hormonal and reproductive conditions like PMS, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis and menopause."
The investment round was led by Adjuvo with participation from Morgan Stanley.
"There are 4.5 billion social media users across the world and most of these people are making purchasing decisions based on third-party content they are viewing."
Temasek led the Series D round, which values the cloud banking technology firm at $2.7bn.
"We are investing c.£40m into Thought Machine, a fintech innovator and partner we consider strategic to the industrial upgrade of Intesa Sanpaolo. Their cloud-based technology is fundamental to our transformation from incumbent to digital challenger, improving our core banking technology and providing the foundation for our new digital bank, Isybank."