Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Soolv is building a recruiting intelligence system designed to help employers fairly and efficiently discover exceptional talent hidden in high-volume applicant pools. The platform ingests résumés, transcripts, interviews, tests and other unstructured sources, then extracts hundreds of structured variables that are correlated with past hiring outcomes. These insights surface patterns human screeners often miss, reducing bias and reliance on gut feelings. Early deployments with leading law, consulting and banking firms report a 90 % reduction in tedious manual screening work while ensuring no strong candidate is overlooked. By automating data extraction and predictive scoring, Soolv aims to give employers a faster, fairer and more data-centric approach to graduate hiring. Fresh pre-seed capital will fund further product development and customer expansion as the company scales its solution.

Participated · Seed · Dec 2025

Complir builds an AI-driven platform that matches products to local regulatory requirements, automates required documentation and compliance workflows, and keeps those rules updated as products and laws change. The company was founded in Copenhagen in 2024 following a real-world problem at Flying Tiger Copenhagen and has focused on customers in complex European retail organizations. Over the past six months Complir reported 45% month-over-month growth and has opened an office in France as a first step in international expansion. Financially, Complir completed a €1.7M pre-seed round in December 2024 led by Vendep Capital at a €8.5M post-money valuation, received a €146,000 grant from Innovationsfonden, and has now accepted a $500,000 investment from Y Combinator. Management says the YC backing will provide capital, network and operational support to scale the business more quickly.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2022

Strise builds an automated AML platform that combines a knowledge graph with AI and NLP and an intuitive user interface to support compliance teams. Its solution automates KYC functions and has been adopted by major Nordic banks and payment services. Customers such as Nordea, Handelsbanken and Vipps MobilePay report a 90% reduction in diligence time and a 30% cost saving after implementing the system. The company says its platform helps AML and compliance teams work faster, detect crime more accurately, and stay compliant. Strise plans to expand internationally, with the UK as the next market and EY signed to an early access programme, and will grow its customer base across financial, insurance, legal and other industries. The company recently completed a new funding round to support that expansion. Strise is a Norwegian know‑your‑customer (KYC) intelligence platform that automates KYC functions for banks and fintechs. Its technology connects information about companies and persons to deliver AI‑driven insights used to screen, onboard, and provide ongoing customer monitoring. The company says its approach operates at 100x the speed of traditional methods. Strise plans to expand its European marketplace presence and roll out "Strise Global", a product for counterparty due diligence and global sanctions checks launching on the 9th of November. Launched in 2020, Strise counts Nordea, Danske Bank and the SpareBank1 Alliance among its customers. The company recently completed a €3.3 million raise to support these plans. Strise has built an enterprise data platform aimed at financial institutions, with a user‑facing design intended for end users rather than developers or data scientists. The platform is used by some of Scandinavia’s major banks, including Sparebank1 SMN and BN Bank, for anti‑money laundering, credit risk and sales workflows. Founded in 2016 by Marit Rødevand, Sigve Søråsen, and Patrick Skjennum, the company is based in Trondheim and Oslo and has also established a US headquarters in Palo Alto. The team currently numbers 17 people. Strise says it will use the €1.4 million seed funding to expand across Norway and begin international expansion. CEO Marit Rødevand frames the product as augmenting users’ work with new data insights rather than replacing people.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2018

Paperflite offers a Content Enablement Software platform that helps marketing, sales and channel teams discover, distribute and track engagement with content across an organization. The platform enables users to find the right content, distribute it across channels, and measure how buyers engage with it. It is available on web, tablets and phones. The product is used by B2B companies globally, including Freshworks, Red‑Eye and DataTracks. Paperflite was co-founded by Vinoth Kumar, Yega Kumarappan and Anant Bhat and operates out of NYC and Chennai, India. The company closed a $400K seed funding round to support its growth.