Can digital channels match physical advisors for quality?
As more wealth management companies move towards digital investment guidance and direct-to-investor models, Kidbrooke has asked the question if digital channels can match the teams of physical advisors in terms of quality.
WealthTech is really heating up in Europe
The WealthTech market continues to grow at a rapid rate. The wealth management platform market is expected to grow at a 13.8% CAGR to reach $9.18bn by 2028, according to research from Insight Partners. The value of the market in 2021 was $3.71bn.
Sustainable investing platform Goodvest closes crowdfunding campaign on double the target
Goodvest, a sustainable investment platform, closed its crowdfunding platform on €588,739, which was more than double its original target.
Stableton Financial raises CHF 15m for its alternative investment platform
Stableton Financial, an alternative investment platform, has collected CHF 15m in its Series A funding round.
UK-based pensions app Penny bags £4m investment
UK-based FinTech company Penny has reportedly collected £4m ($4.7m) in its seed funding round, which was led by Google’s Gradient Ventures.
Klarna blames worst market in 50 years for 85% drop in valuation
Swedish buy now, pay later giant Klarna has suffered a colossal downround, with its valuation dropping by 85% to $6.7bn.
BlackFin commits €350m fund for European InsurTechs and FinTechs
BlackFin Capital Partners, a private equity and venture capital firm focusing on financial services, has closed its Tech 2 fund at €350m.
Penfold eyes £5m from crowdfunding raise
Penfold, a digital pensions platform, has launched a new crowdfunding round that it hopes to raise £5m from.
Swedish WealthTech company Bricknode launches new portfolio management software application
Bricknode, a SaaS financial services platform, has launched a new portfolio management software application aimed at small family offices and corporate investors.
Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire focused FinTech Wave Mobile Money raises €90m
Wave Mobile Money, a FinTech company that operates in Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire, has reportedly raised €90m debt funding.
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