It was definitely a humbling week for three of the world’s largest, high-profile ecommerce and financial technology companies. In a span of 10 days, Apple, Tencent and Alibaba were forced to
Abra, a cryptocurrency platform, recently announced it raised $55M in Series C funding led by Ignia and Blockchain Capital. Additional new investors in the round
TomoCredit, a company focused on building credit for first time borrowers, recently raised $10M in its Series A funding round co-led by Kapor Capital and
GAIA, an eCommerce platform focused on the sale of furniture and design accessories, recently announced a $50M Series C financing round led by SoftBank Latin
Amagi, a provider of SaaS technology for broadcast and connected television, recently closed a $100M funding round. The round included new investors Accel, Avatar Partners,
SpotOn recently announced it closed a $300M Series E financing round led by Andreesseen Horowitz. The announcement comes less than a year after SpotOn closed
Xendit, a financial technology company based in Jakarta, recently raised $150M in a Series C round led by Tiger Global Management. Other investors included Accel,
Pagaya Technologies plans to go public via reverse merger with SPAC EJF Acquisition Corp. The start-up operates an artificial intelligence network used to make lending