AAA September 2020 – Page 5

Banse to retire from Comcast as Cavanagh takes over

Amy Banse, executive vice-president of US-listed cable company Comcast and head of funds for its corporate venturing unit, Comcast Ventures, will be retiring at the end of next year. Mike Cavanagh, chief financial officer at Comcast, has taken over immediately her role overseeing Comcast Ventures leaving Banse, a Global Corporate Venturing Powerlist 2020 award winner,… Continue reading Banse to retire from Comcast as Cavanagh takes over

Danone munches on Hungry Harvest

Hungry Harvest, a US-based produce delivery service, has raised $13.7m in its series A round from a consortium including Danone Manifesto Ventures (DMV), the corporate venturing unit of France-based daily company Danone. The round was led by Creadev, a global private equity investment firm controlled by the Mulliez family, with participation from investment firms Quadia… Continue reading Danone munches on Hungry Harvest

EFileCabinet shuts drawer on C round

EFileCabinet, a US-based document management company, has raised $11.5m in its series C round from a consortium including AllegisNL Capital, a joint venture between Japan-based insurer Nippon Life and venture capital firm Allegis Capital. AllegisNL Capital is a $150m pool of capital focused on fintech, insurtech, and digital healthcare. Two-thirds of the money is managed… Continue reading EFileCabinet shuts drawer on C round

VanMoof cycles into B round

Netherlands-based e-bike manufacturer VanMoof has raised £30m ($37.7m) in its series B round taking its total funding to £55m. In May, VanMoof received $13.5m in a round featuring electronics manufacturer Sinbon Electronics, its strategic bike assembly partner, and venture capital firm Balderton Capital. Balderton along with VC peers Felix Capital and Norwest Venture Partners, which… Continue reading VanMoof cycles into B round

Truist closes first deal with Veem

Veem, a US-based global payments network, has raised $31m in a series D round from a consortium led by Truist Ventures, the corporate venture capital division of Truist Financial, the country’s sixth-largest commercial bank formed in December out of the merger of BB&T and SunTrust. Other new participants in the round included MUFG Innovation Partners, the corporate venturing… Continue reading Truist closes first deal with Veem

Humatics finds itself with $30m

Humatics, a US-based microlocation technology, has raised $30m in its series B round from a consortium including multiple corporate venturing units. Venture capital firm Blackhorn Ventures led the round, with participation by investment bank Tenfore Holdings, family office Fontinalis Partners and corporate venturing units Airbus Ventures, Lockheed Martin Ventures and Sumitomo’s Presidio Ventures. The $30m will… Continue reading Humatics finds itself with $30m

Supercell comes in again for Metacore

Metacore, a Finland-based game studio previously known as Everywear Games and previously backed by local peer Supercell, has raised €25m. The financing consists of a €15m equity investment and a €10m credit line from mobile game producer Supercell (owned by Tencent) to fund the development of its new puzzle game, Merge Mansion. In November 2018, Supercell… Continue reading Supercell comes in again for Metacore

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Merck makes quantum decision with Seeqc

Seeqc, a US-based quantum computing company, has raised $22.4m in its series A round with $5m coming from M Ventures, the strategic corporate venture capital unit of Germany-based healthcare company Merck. The M Ventures funding was first announced in April. EQT Ventures, an investment vehicle run by Sweden’s Wallenberg family lead the round, which also… Continue reading Merck makes quantum decision with Seeqc

LifeOmic spinout JupiterOne raises $19m

JupiterOne, a US-based cybersecurity provider, has raised $19m in its series A round from a consortium including former parent healthcare provider LifeOmic. Bain Capital Ventures, the venture capital unit of management consultancy firm Bain, led the A round with additional investment from Rain Capital and individual investors. JupiterOne replaces manual asset inventories and survey-driven security… Continue reading LifeOmic spinout JupiterOne raises $19m