Tag: Tiger Global Management
Revolut becomes UK’s highest valued FinTech after close of $800m Series...
Revolut has become the UK’s highest valued FinTech, after its $800m Series E puts its valuation at a colossal $33bn.
The 26 FinTech deals of last week show the unicorns are...
FinTech companies continue to make waves as the last week witnessed a slew of heavyweights scoring millions of dollars with headlines being filled with decacorns and unicorns alike.
Investment app Groww earns the unicorn horn after latest $83m fundraise
Stock investment platform Groww’s latest $83m Series D round catapulted it into the unicorn club.
Cedar hits $3.2bn valuation after Series D close
Cedar, a financial engagement platform aimed at patients, has hit a $3.2bn valuation following the close of a $200m Series D.
Security deposit insurance startup Rhino scores $95m investment
Rhino, which offers security deposit insurance policies, has collected $95m in its new funding round, which was led by Tiger Global Management.
Move over Klarna, Checkout.com just became Europe’s most valuable FinTech
Payments solutions provider Checkout.com has closed a $450m Series C funding round at a $15bn valuation, making it Europe's most valuable venture-backed FinTech.
Lacework kicks off 2021 with funding round that puts it’s valuation...
Lacework, a security and compliance for the cloud generation, has hit a $1bn valuation after the close of a $525m funding round.
US neobank Current bags $131m as it eyes further growth
Challenger bank Current has secured $131m in a Series C funding round led by Tiger Global Management to work towards making the financial lives easier for its users.
Cybersecurity unicorn triples its valuation after second sizable funding round this...
Autonomous cybersecurity platform SentinelOne has netted $267m for its Series F round, which has tripled its valuation to $3bn.
SentinelOne said to triple its valuation to $3bn in upcoming investment...
Having achieved its unicorn status in February, SentinelOne is now said to be worth $3bn.