Private Equity
Farmington, Connecticut-based Diameter Health, a provider of clinical data integration solutions, has raised $9.6 million in Series A-1 funding. Optum Ventures led the round with participation from Activate Venture Partners, Connecticut Innovations, Excelerate Health Ventures and LRV Health.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
EdiGene, an emerging biotechnology company focused on treating genetic disorders, has raised $15 million in Series B funding. The investors included UTokyo Innovation Platform, SBI Investment, Fast Track Initiative, SMBC Venture Capital, Mizuho Capital and CareNet Group.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
San Diego-based Cullgen Inc, a biotechnology company, has secured $16 million in Series A financing. The investors were Sequoia Capital China and Highlight Capital.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
Shasta Ventures is seeking to raise $325 million for its sixth fund, according to an SEC filing. Based in Menlo Park, California, Shasta invests in enterprise and technology consumer startups.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
CleverTap, a customer lifecycle management platform, has secured $26 million in Series B funding. Sequoia India led the round with participation from Tiger Global Management and Accel.
2 min read · 10 April 2019
AfricInvest and Cathay Capital have teamed up to form Cathay Africinvest Innovation Fund, a Pan-African venture fund. The fund's target is 150 million euros (about $168 million).
4 min read · 10 April 2019
Defy Partners has closed its oversubscribed second fund at $262 million. Headquartered in Woodside, California, Defy makes early Series A investments.
3 min read · 10 April 2019
Tel Aviv, Israel-based examPAL, a test prep platform, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding. The investor was EduLab Capital Partners.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
Manhattan-based Extend, a credit card distribution platform, has secured $11 million in Series A financing. Point72 Ventures and FinTech Collective led the round with participation from Reciprocal Ventures and City National Bank.
1 min read · 10 April 2019
Synapse, a Toronto-based technology provider to the learning and development market, has raised about $3.3 million (US$2.5 million) in a seed-stage financing. Generation Ventures, the venture capital arm of Canadian family office Generation Capital, led the round. It was joined by Ripple Ventures, Differential Ventures, CEAS Investments, Cathexis Ventures, Ideal Ventures and Neal Dempsey. Founded in 2016, Synapse has created a learning design system that streamlines the processes associated with planning and developing corporate training programs. Led by CEO Ryan Austin, the company will use the funds raised for growing sales, marketing and product expansion, and new hires.
3 min read · 10 April 2019