AccountsIQ scores €5.8M for its financial management software for multi-entity SMEs
AccountsIQ, a financial management software (FMS) startup founded by a team of chartered accountants (when accountants want to be entrepreneurs, you know startups are a thing), has raised €5.8 million in funding.
Backing the Dublin-based company, which targets mid-sized businesses that operate multi-entities, is Finch Capital, the fintech focussed VC that recently outed its third fund. AccountsIQ says the injection of capital will be used for accelerated growth and recruitment across sales and marketing, customer success and engineering to continue to enhance the product.
Launched in 2008 in Dublin, AccountsIQ’s cloud-based FMS aims to simplify how multi-entity businesses “capture, process and report” their financial results. These include businesses that are expanding via subsidiaries, branches, SPVs or a franchise model and specifically those that trade across different locations, cur
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Rob shows off his love of Limerick in his quest for love on RTÉ
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ROB Mac didn’t find love on the First Dates TV show so he thought he would try a second date with on-TV dating.
The 31-year-old from the city centre will feature on the new series of Pulling with my Parents on RTÉ2 this Monday at 9.35pm.
Rob is one of a cast of unlucky-in-love singletons who have been brave enough to allow their parents complete access to their dating apps
From Tinder to Grindr, Bumble and Scruff, parents get a crash-course in dubious emojis, inappropriate pictures and questionable approaches as they try to find a perfect match.
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De Lima asks Court to junk second drug case, cites lack of evidence vs her
A day after seeking to dismiss one of the three trumped-up drug cases against her, Opposition Senator Leila M. de Lima has asked the Muntinlupa City Regional Trial Court (RTC) Branch 205 to junk her second drug case citing failure of the Prosecution to present sufficient competent evidence against her.
De Lima, through her lawyers, filed a Demurrer to Evidence for Criminal Case 17-165 last Jan. 8 where she is facing a conspiracy to commit illegal drug trading with her former aide and co-accused Ronnie Dayan.
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In this episode of
Industry Focus: Financials, Jason Moser chats with the Founder and CEO of
LivePerson (NASDAQ:LPSN), Robert LoCascio, about how his company is making it easier for businesses to connect with customers through its conversational AI solutions. They talk about the future of banking and the importance of conversational relationships of banks with their customers. They also discuss how LivePerson is helping retailers with their online transition and building trust. Finally, Rob shares how the late Tony Hsieh has impacted his life and motivated him.