• Atlas Consolidated

  Participated · Series B · Aug 2025

  Atlas Consolidated’s core product is HugoHub, a modular, cloud-native digital banking platform that originated in Singapore. HugoHub is being deployed in both emerging and developed markets and is designed to help financial institutions modernize infrastructure without large-scale system replacements. The company says the platform can cut technology spending by up to 90% and reduce operating expenses by 75–80%, and that it supports financial inclusion by lowering the cost of delivering modern banking services. Atlas recently completed a new financing round to accelerate HugoHub’s geographic expansion. The company plans to use the investment to scale HugoHub into new markets and help traditional financial institutions create more efficient, inclusive and sustainable systems. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

• Kaldi

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

  Kaldi App builds a "save while you shop" mobile app that auto-invests cashback from 150 high-street brands directly into users' choice of low-cost equity index funds at checkout. The company targets Gen Z and Millennials, pairing cashback, education, saving nudges and friend/family top-ups to improve early saving and investing habits. Kaldi projects an annual UK serviceable obtainable market (SOM) revenues of £450m+ and a TAM of £34 billion in revenues by combining retailer commission streams with fintech revenue models. The team says it has raised £1.71m to date and is supported by a financial support package from Mastercard, powered by Fidelity & Vanguard. Current product and go-to-market plans include finishing the app build, increasing marketing spend, growing the core team, and driving retailer traction to unlock commission revenues from Q3 2024. Named backers in the raise include SFC Capital, Woodside Holdings and British Business Bank, and the CEO has prior experience founding and exiting a company to a US$100M IPO.

• Humn.ai

  Led · Series A · Oct 2021

  Humn builds real-time, data-driven fleet insurance, using its riskOS platform to analyse thousands of in-vehicle and external data points to produce contextual driving-risk assessments. Its Rideshur product continuously adjusts insurance premiums based on risk exposure at any given moment. The company has secured an insurance licence from the Financial Conduct Authority and insurance capacity with delegated underwriting authority. Humn is rolling out Rideshur with select broker networks, distribution partners and fleets. The business plans to use new funding to further develop its insurance data capabilities and expand commercial functions, and intends to expand into Europe next year. Humn was founded in 2018 and is led by CEO Mark Musson.

No current team members are available.