Arbor Ventures

VOOM said May 22 that it raised $5 million in a series A round led by Arbor Ventures. Investors include F2 Capital, Verizon Ventures, and Kaedan Capital, as well as new partner Plug and Play Ventures. Voom is an on-demand insurance platform for specialized mobility.

Hibob said March 13 that it raised $20 million in Series A funding from existing investors: Bessemer Venture Partners, Battery Ventures, Eight Roads, Arbor Ventures, and Presidio Ventures. Hibob, of Tel Aviv, provides an HR tech platform.

Planck Re said it raised $12 million in an initial round of funding led by Arbor Ventures and joined by Viola FinTech and Eight Roads.

Arbor Ventures has raised $178.6 million toward a $220 million second venture fund, according to a filing with the SEC.

Arlington, Virginia-based NS8, an ecommerce fraud prevention solutions provider, has raised $7.5 million in funding. Arbor Ventures led the round with participation from return investors TDF Ventures and Hanna Ventures.

Arbor Ventures is seeking to raise $220 million for its second fund, according to an SEC filing https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1703182/000170318217000001/xslFormDX01/primary_doc.xml The firm backs disruptive tech companies in Asia.

Paidy said Thursday it expanded its Series A to $8.3 million led by existing investor, Arbor Ventures. New investors SIG Asia and MS Capital also participated. Tokyo-based Paidy is a cardless e-commerce payment and instant credit service from Exchange Corporation K.K.

ExCo said Tuesday that it has raised $3.3 million in Series A funding. Arbor Ventures led the round with participation from CyberAgent Ventures, Recruit Strategic Partners, 500 Startups and Cherubic Ventures. The capital will be used to launch Paidy, a payment solutions provider that doesn't require a credit card or pre-registration. ExCo builds financial services platforms for Japan and Asia.

Nomi Health has acquired Artemis Health, a healthcare analytics provider.

Voom, a commercial drone insurance provider, has raised $15 million in funding.

Heyday, a platform accelerating digital brands, has raised $70 million in Series B financing.

Heyday, a platform accelerating consumer product brands on digital marketplaces, has raised $175 million in Series A funding.

San Francisco-based InCountry, a provider of solutions helping companies adopt SaaS products with global data residency and compliance, has raised $18 million in funding.

San Francisco-based Fundbox, a B2B payments and credit network, has raised US$176 million in Series C funding. Also, the company has secured a US$150 million credit facility. Investors in the Series C round included Allianz X, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan, HarbourVest, 9Yards Capital, Hamilton Lane, SEB Private Equity (on behalf of clients), Cathay Innovation, Synchrony, MUFG Innovation Partners Co., Ltd., Recruit Strategic Partners, GMO Internet Group and Arbor Ventures. Other participants in the round were Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst and Spark Capital Growth.

New York City-based Trumid, an electronic trading platform for corporate bonds, has raised about $60 million in funding. The investors were Hillhouse Capital, SGX and Arbor Ventures.