Flying Fish Partners

The venture firm invests in the artificial intelligence and machine learning sector.

Flying Fish Partners has raised $52.7 million for its new fund, according to an SEC filing.

Flying Fish Partners is seeking to raise $75 million for its second venture fund, according to an SEC filing.

Seattle-based Flying Fish Partners, an early-stage tech venture firm focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning opportunities in the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia, has added four new venture partners to its team. Joining Flying Fish are Adriane Brown, Bonnie Foley-Wong, Stephen Lawler and Vanessa Pegueros.

Finn AI, a Vancouver-based conversational artificial intelligence platform for financial services, has raised $14 million in a Series A financing. The round was led by Yaletown Partners and Flying Fish Partners, which also led Finn AI's debut deal /canada/2017/10/3478073/ last year. They were joined by BDC Capital’s Women in Technology Fund and 1843 Capital as well as angel investors. Comerica Bank supplied lending facilities. Founded in 2014 by CEO Jake Tyler, COO Natalie Cartwright and CTO Guru Atlu, Finn AI provides an AI-enabled virtual assistant for personal banking and finance. The funds raised will be used for the company's continued growth in North America and Europe, enhancing its enterprise tooling, and extending its product to support additional capabilities.

The Seattle-based firm's debut vehicle will target early-stage Pacific Northwest startups.

Vancouver-based Finn.ai, a developer of an AI-powered virtual assistant for banking and personal finance, has secured C$3 million in its first institutional financing. The round was co-led by Yaletown Partners, Flying Fish Partners and John Livingston, former CEO of Absolute Software Corp. Founded in 2014 by CEO Jake Tyler, COO Natalie Cartwright and CTO Guru Atlu, Finn.ai provides a conversational platform to help banks engage with their customers.

Vancouver-based Finn.ai, developer of an AI-powered virtual assistant for banking and personal finance, has secured $3 million in its first institutional financing. The round was co-led by Canadian private equity firm Yaletown Partners, U.S. venture capital firm Flying Fish Partners, and John Livingston, former CEO of Absolute Software Corp. Angel investors also participated. Founded in 2014 by CEO Jake Tyler, COO Natalie Cartwright and CTO Guru Atlu, Finn.ai provides a conversational platform to help banks engage with their customers. It will use the funds raised to expand its team to meet customer needs and support growth in the United States and worldwide.

Included, an DEI people experience platform, has raised $3.5 million in seed funding.

Gradient, which help brands bring machine learning to Amazon marketing, has raised $3.5 million in seed funding. Flying Fish Partners led the round with participation from PSL Ventures, MDC Ventures and Black Jays Investments.

Seattle-based Tomorrow, a financial and legal planning app for families, has raised $2.6 million in seed funding. The investors included Maveron, CFSI, Echelon Capital, Clocktower Technology Ventures, Allianz Life, Plug And Play, Flying Fish Partners and Curious Capital.