Participated · Series B · May 2026

Fasset operates a stablecoin-powered banking and payments platform that moves money across more than 50 corridors spanning Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The company serves over 1,000 small and medium-sized businesses across 125 countries and processes more than $32 billion in annualized transaction volume. It emphasizes Shariah-compliant digital banking and custody, and has built proprietary infrastructure branded as "Own Network" for stablecoin payments. Fasset has launched product partnerships such as a gold-backed neobanking card tied to tokenized assets with USDT issuer Tether. With the $51 million Series B, the firm plans to expand into new markets and develop lending and trade finance products for its SME customers. The company positions itself as part of a wave of fintechs rebuilding cross-border payments on blockchain and dollar-backed stablecoin rails.

Led · Series C · Jan 2026

Founded in 2017, Easy Home Finance offers mortgage-backed home loans through a largely digital process that shortens approval times and reduces paperwork. The company targets India’s middle-income segment and positions itself as a tech-led alternative to traditional housing-finance providers. Its platform combines automated underwriting with digital distribution to streamline the borrowing experience. Having amassed roughly $130 million in total funding, Easy Home Finance plans to use its new capital to expand into additional markets, strengthen its technology stack, and scale its distribution network. Management also intends to grow the loan book and deepen penetration beyond major cities as demand for affordable housing finance rises. The firm’s strategy centers on leveraging technology to reach underserved customers while maintaining prudent risk controls.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Unifyr delivers a comprehensive partner-experience platform that centralizes data from channel, reseller, and alliance relationships, then applies AI-powered analytics and automation to give enterprises real-time insight into partner performance. Its tools predict revenue impact, surface recommendations, and streamline workflows so organizations can optimize partner-led growth at scale. The company positions itself as the “foundation for real, connected growth,” aiming to become a global category leader in partner ecosystem management. A newly secured $20 million growth investment will accelerate Unifyr’s product roadmap, particularly around advanced AI capabilities, and fund international expansion. The business currently operates from locations in Cary, North Carolina, Oxford, England, and Munich. No revenue, customer, or user figures were disclosed in the article. The fresh capital strengthens Unifyr’s balance sheet and supports continued innovation as partner-centric revenue models gain importance in B2B markets.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

Arctic Therapeutics (ATx) is an Icelandic drug discovery and development company spun out in 2015 from the Center for Applied Genomics. The company leverages applied genomics to advance small-molecule therapeutics and currently has two frontrunners: AT-001, an oral anti-amyloid treatment, and AT-004, a therapy targeting inflammatory skin diseases. The EMA approved a pivotal phase IIb/III trial for AT-001 in Hereditary Cystatin C Amyloid Angiopathy (HCCAA), and ATx plans to explore AT-001 in other familial dementias and Alzheimer’s disease. Post-financing the company plans to launch a phase IIa trial of AT-004 in Europe to demonstrate safety and efficacy in acne vulgaris before expanding into atopic dermatitis, rosacea and psoriasis. ATx operates in Iceland and the US and maintains collaborations across Europe. The company announced strategic board enhancement with Jeppe Ragnar Andersen of Sanos Group joining the board.

Led · Equity · Apr 2024

Founded in 2012 by Rico Andersen and Martin Hegelund, Ageras began as an online marketplace matching small businesses with accountants and bookkeepers and has evolved into a fintech with a comprehensive cloud-based software product. The company employs approximately 250 people and serves over 300,000 active European small businesses. Its platform integrates invoicing, accounting, payroll, banking and finance into a single financial cockpit. Ageras has pursued growth through M&A, acquiring technology to expand its product faster than building from scratch. Management says M&A will remain integral to its strategy as it targets market leadership and an eventual IPO. Financially, Ageras reached positive EBITDA for the first time in 2023 and reported a record ARR of €41 million, up from €27 million in 2022. Ageras began in 2012 as a marketplace matching SMEs with accountants and has expanded into a suite of cloud-based financial tools that the company describes as a single “cockpit” for invoicing, accounting, payroll and banking. Its product line includes Zervant, Billy, Tellow (accounting), Kontist (banking) and Salary (payroll), and in late 2021 the group launched an embedded fintech service to provide financing through its software. The company says its solutions have been used by more than 1 million small businesses across Europe and the U.S. and that it is trusted by over 100,000 paying customers; it now operates as a roughly 350-person company. Ageras has moved into the broader $420 billion fintech market with its integrated SME offerings. Going forward the company is prioritizing strategic acquisitions to add mission‑critical features and expand market positions. Ageras evolved from an online accountant marketplace into a full-stack financial cockpit that integrates accounting, payroll, invoicing and embedded financing for small businesses. Its platform includes cloud-based products such as Zervant, Billy, Tellow and Salary, and its embedded fintech offers financing powered by proprietary accounting data. The company says its software powers more than 1 million SMEs and it employs about 250 people across Europe and the U.S. Ageras reports strong organic growth, high retention rates and has expanded via several strategic acquisitions, including Zervant. Management plans further geographic expansion in Scandinavia, Germany, France and the United States and intends to pursue additional M&A to broaden its fintech and software suite. The group positions itself to capture a multibillion-dollar SME market by deepening product usage as customers scale. Ageras is a Copenhagen-based company that provides accountancy software and solutions to SMEs and accounting firms. Founded in 2012, it bootstrapped for five years before Investcorp acquired a majority stake. The company operates in Sweden, Norway, the Netherlands, Germany and the US. According to Crunchbase, Ageras has made two acquisitions: Billy APS and Tellow. Ageras raised $73 million from Lugard Road Capital to fund further growth and expand its accountancy tools abroad. Management says the investment will help the firm capitalise on rising demand for automated business tools.