RegTech giant Bugcrowd, led the way in this week’s FinTech funding round by securing an impressive nine-figure deal.
The leading provider of crowdsourced security services powered by AI, stole the spotlight with an impressive $102m Series E funding round. This substantial investment underscores the growing demand for robust cybersecurity solutions in today’s digital landscape, particularly amidst escalating cyber threats and vulnerabilities.
The deal was more than double the amount of the largest deal from another firm this week, which came from Dutch FinTech firm Finom, which raised a substantial €50m to bolster its SME banking services, catering specifically to small businesses and freelancers.
Overall, this week’s FinTech funding rounds have amounted to a total of $325.05 million across 16 deals, underscoring the sector’s resilience and growth potential despite the challenging global economic landscape.
With a diverse range of companies securing investments in key subsectors such as InsurTech, FinTech, RegTech, and PayTech, the industry continues to demonstrate its capacity for innovation and disruption on a global scale.
Breaking it down further, FinTech ruled the roost with 8 deals, ahead of RegTech with five. While there were quieter weeks in the InsurTech (2) and PayTech (1) spaces respectively.
Nationally, the United States dominated the funding landscape this week, accounting for the lion’s share of deals with 10 investments.
This robust activity underscores the country’s position as a global hub for FinTech innovation and investment. Meanwhile, other nations also made notable contributions to the funding rounds, with Sweden, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Colombia, Israel, and the UAE each securing one deal.
Surprisingly, the usual FinTech activity hub, the UK, saw no deals this week, marking a departure from its typically bustling investment scene.
Here are this week’s FinTech funding rounds:
Bugcrowd secures $102m in Series E to bolster crowdsourced security services