B2B wealthtech company InvestSuite has raised €3m in a new funding round to drive its growth.
InvestSuite’s current, reference investor PMV, who has invested an additional €800.000, as well as AB Accelerator, 365.fintech and other investors participated in the round.
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With the latest financing, the company’s overall capital raised to date since establishment in 2018 increases to €9m.
InvestSuite CEO and co-founder Bart Vanhaeren said: “The opportunity for us is right now; The pandemic has strongly accelerated the digital wealth transformation journeys in our key financial services verticals, and our rapidly expanding global pipeline. The funding allows us to hone in on these opportunities.”
InvestSuite CTO and co-founder Laurent Sorber added: “Covid-19 has shown that we can remotely sell, build and deliver enterprise solutions to our global customer base.”
Headquartered in Leuven, Belgium, InvestSuite specialises in Cloud-native, modular WealthTech and InvestTech solutions for financial institutions.
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