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Redaptive raises $20 mln from CBRE, ENGIE New Ventures, GXP Investments, Linse Capital.

Redaptive said it raised $20 million in a round led by CBRE and joined by ENGIE New Ventures, the venture capital arm of ENGIE; GXP Investments, the venture capital arm of Great Plains Energy; and Linse Capital.

Atalaya Capital invests in Point

Atalaya Capital Management is investing in Point and is buying up to $150 million the company’s structured home equity investment instruments. Point, of Palo Alto, California, invests in real-estate properties, particularly houses and condos owned by consumers. Point's investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Ribbit Capital, Bloomberg Beta, Vikram Pandit and Laurence Tosi.

Highland Capital leads $16 mln funding in RapidSOS

New York-based RapidSOS, a provider of emergency technology, announced it has raised an additional $16 million in funding led by Highland Capital Partners. Microsoft Ventures and CSAA Insurance Group also participated in the funding. RapidSOS, founded in 2013, has now raised more than $30 million in funding.

LawGeex raises $12 mln

LawGeex said April 17 that it closed a $12 million funding round led by Aleph. Previous investors, including Lool Ventures, also participated. LawGeex, of Tel Aviv, using AI to help in-house legal teams automate the review and approval of everyday contracts.

Medical Microinstruments raises 20 mln euros

Medical Microinstruments SpA said April 18 that it raised 20 million euros ($24.5 million) in a Series A round led by Andera Partners, formerly known as Edmond de Rothschild Investment Partners. Also participating were Panakes Partners and Fountain Healthcare, returning seed investor Sambatech, as well as two industry veterans Gus Castello, former SVP of product operations for Intuitive Surgical Inc and John Engels, founder of AxoGen Inc. Medical Microinstruments, of Calci, Italy, aims to improve clinical outcomes for patients undergoing microsurgery.

Funding Societies raises $25 mln

Funding Societies said April 18 that it raised $25 million in Series B funding led by SoftBank Ventures Korea. The funding round also included existing investors Sequoia India, Alpha JWC Ventures (Indonesia), and Golden Gate Ventures. Qualgro and LINE Ventures also participated. Funding Societies, of Singapore, is peer-to-peer lending platform.

Parsley Health raises $10 mln

Parsley Health has raised $10 million in funding led by FirstMark Capital, according to a blog post. Participating investors include Dr. Mark Hyman, director of the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine, as well as Amplo, Trail Mix Ventures, Combine and The Chernin Group. The founders of companies including Casper, Warby Parker, Flatiron Health, Bumble and WTRMLN Water also took part in the round. Parsley Health, of New York, aims to redefine primary care with a root cause and whole-person approach.

Parade Ventures aims to march toward $25 mln target

Los Gatos, California-based Parade Ventures has filed to raise $25 million for its inaugural fund, according to a regulatory filing. The firm is led by Shawn Merani, an angel investor and a co-founder and partner at Flight Ventures. Merani was an investor in Dollar Shave Club and Cruise Automation, according to his AngelList profile. Parade's website at www.parade.vc features only a landing page.

KIP leads $15 mln Series A for AppOnboard

Korea Investment Partners (KIP) led a $15 million Series A funding for AppOnboard, a mobile technology platform that allows users to experience an app before downloading it. Other investors included Mirae Asset Management, Mantaray, MTG, Runa Capital, London Venture Partners, Troy Capital Partners and Ophir Capital Group. Since its founding, the company raised $20 million.

PSL Ventures raises $80 mln targeted for first venture fund

PSL Ventures has raised the full $80 million targeted for a maiden venture fund, according to a regulatory filing. Pioneer Square Ventures Fund I is managed by Aaron Singleton, Geoff Entress, Mike Galgon, Greg Gottesman, and Julie Sandler.