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Quadrille dances into £442m fourth tech fund
Quadrille Capital raised €511m (£442m) for its fourth fund, Quadrille Technologies IV. Up to 50 per cent of the fund will be invested in Europe and 30 per cent has already been deployed. This fourth fund has already exited two investments: Freshly, sold to Nestlé for $1.5bn, and Expanse, sold to Palo Alto Networks for $800m. Based in Paris and San Francisco with a team of 30 people, Quadrille currently has €1.2bn under management.
Atai trips on £114m Series D funding round
Atai Life Sciences, the Berlin-based biotechnology company researching the use of psychedelics to treat mental illness, closed a $157m (£114m) Series D funding round. Apeiron Investment Group, the family office of atai’s founder Christian Angermay, led the round alongside Thiel Capital and new investor Woodline Partners. Other investors include Falcon Edge Capital, which has an office in London, Fearless Ventures and Highline Capital.
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Countingup closes £9.1M for its business current account with built-in accounting features
Countingup, the U.K. fintech offering a business current account with built-in accounting features, has closed £9.1 million in Series A investment. Leading the round is Framework Venture Partners, with participation from Gresham House Ventures, Sage and existing investors.
It’s noteworthy that Countingup has previously taken investment from ING, and the addition of Sage as a backer is interesting since both could help the startup reach more business customers. It also potentially sets up one future road to exit. However, let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Founded in 2017 by Tim Fouracre, who previously founded cloud accounting software Clear Books, Countingup now boasts over 34,000 business customers. The company’s long-term vision is to be the one “financial hub” for micro businesses in the U.K. and beyond. Its initial “attack vector” was to combine a business bank account wi
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