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- Munich Re leads $45 million investment in "insurtech" startup Trov: Reuters
HSB Ventures Inc, the venture capital subsidiary of German reinsurer Munich Re, has led a $45 million investment in Trov, a U.S.-based technology startup that provides on-demand insurance.
- LA Fire & Police eyes $450m in PE commitments for 2017
The $20bn pension fund increased its annual expected commitment range to $425m-$475m for 2017 after raising its target allocation to 12% for private equity in June.


- Urjanet lands $20 mln Series C
Atlanta-based Urjanet, a provider of utility data, has secured $20 million in Series C funding. Oak HC/FT led the round.

Connecticut Innovations invests $2 mln in Dream PaymentsToronto financial technology startup Dream Payments has raised about $2 million (US$1.5 million), adding to the $6 million raised in March 2015 /canada/2015/3/dream-payments-raises-6-mln-from-blue-sky-real-ventures-rouge-river/ Dream Payments received the money from Connecticut Innovations (CI) after becoming the 2016 top investment award winner of Connecticut's VentureClash. The funding will accelerate the company's entry into the United States, CI said. Founded in 2014, Dream Payments provides businesses with a cloud-based mobile point-of-sale solution. It is backed by Canadian venture capital firms Blue Sky Capital, Real Ventures and Rouge River Capital, among other investors.
- Oak HC/FT leads funding round in axial Healthcare
Nashville, Tennessee-based axial Healthcare, a provider of pain management care solutions, announced it has raised a $16.5 million Series B round of funding. Oak HC/FT led the funding round, which included previous investors.406 Ventures, BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners and Sandbox Advantage Fund. The company previously raised an $8 million Series A round.
Oak HC/FT's Lamont on frothy markets, IPOs and women in VCLongtime investor Annie Lamont, who spoke at the GES, chats about her views on investing and exiting within fintech and healthcare services
- Oak HC/FT leads funding of US HealthVest
US HealthVest, which develops behavioral health facilities nationwide, announced it has secured $50 million in a Series B round of funding led by new investor Oak HC/FT, with existing investors Polaris Partners, F-Prime Capital Partners and Dr. Richard A. Kresch. Kresch, president and chief executive of USHV, previously founded Ascend Health Corp. USHV raised a $36 million round of funding in 2013.