£20.9M
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation led the closing of the £20.9m round to support technology development and APAC expansion.
Proxymity
Digital proxy voting and shareholder communication platform.
£137MTotal raised
Proxymity operates a digital platform that connects issuers, intermediaries, and investors in real time for proxy voting and shareholder communications.
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Cash, assets and headcount from Proxymity's latest Companies House filing — with year-on-year movement, free with a Winfred account.
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Founders
Dean Little
Co-founder
Dean is the co-founder and chief executive officer at Proxymity. He previously spent over a decade as a director at Citi.
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Jonathan Smalley
Co-founder
Jonathan is the co-founder and chief operating officer at Proxymity. He previously spent a decade across roles at Citi and BNY Mellon.
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- £20.9M
- $26.0MBPBNP ParibasFollow-onBMBNY MellonFollow-onCCitiFollow-onCClearstreamFollow-onCComputershareFollow-onJ.P. MorganFollow-on
State StreetFollow-on
- £41.5MDBDeutsche BörseFollow-onBMBNY MellonFollow-onCCitiFollow-onCComputershareFollow-onDBDeutsche BankFollow-onJ.P. MorganFollow-onState StreetFollow-on
- £4.6M
- £23.4MBMBNY MellonFollow-onCCitiFollow-onCComputershareFollow-onDBDeutsche BankFollow-onJ.P. MorganFollow-onState StreetFollow-on
- $20.5M
Funding history
$26.0M
Existing investors including BNP Paribas and J.P. Morgan backed the growth round.
£41.5M
Mediant led the latest financing alongside participation from Citi Ventures and Deutsche Börse Group.
£4.6M
BNP Paribas Securities Services has joined the Proxymity Consortium as part of the extended Series B round.
£23.4M
The investment round was backed by a consortium of major financial institutions including BNY Mellon, Citi, and Computershare.
$20.5M
The strategic funding round was backed by eight major financial institutions including BNY Mellon, Citi, Clearstream, Computershare, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, J.P. Morgan, and State Street.