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show navigation blog contact us -- fintech for kids: gohenry breaks crowdcube records 07 jun, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news gohenry, arguably the first fintech-for-kids startup, has completed a £3.9m equity fundraising via crowdcube – “the largest crowdfunded deal on the platform to date”. over 2,300 investors participated in the round, investing in exchange for just under 16% equity. the uk startup – founded by alex zivoder, and louise hill – aims to instruct kids on managing money with pre-paid debit cards and app. “as our economies become increasingly cashless, and as purchasing moves online, children need to be able to manage their money in a digital age”, says gohenry co-founder louise hill. “the many parents who use gohenry feel it’s important that they have a tool that enables them to empower their children to learn good money habits early on – to earn responsibly, to develop good saving habits and to spend safely.” darren westlake, co-founder and ceo of crowdcube, enthused about the investment: “gohenry is the latest in a wave of innovative fintech (financial technology) firms that are disrupting parts of the financial services sector. there is no doubt that crowdfunding is no longer alternative, with more established and growth-stage businesses turning to us to raise larger sums, often as part of series b fundraises.” google ventures-backed lost my name secures further €4m 01 jun, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news lost my name, the personalised children’s storytelling startup, has secured a further £4m equity investment from project a – the berlin-based vc firm. other investors include greycroft partners, and allen & co. in june last year, the company secured $9m in a round led by google ventures. “we intend to support lost my name in building a solid infrastructure in terms of crm, performance marketing and business intelligence to enable growth on an international scale”, says project a founding partner florian heinemann. “we believe that with the current team line-up, the competencies within the company and the investor base, lost my name is well on track to become one of the relevant global players in personalised children’s content.” asi sharabi, ceo and co-founder of lost my name enthused: “as a full-stack pubwe believe that with the current team line-up, the competencies within the company and the investor base, lost my name is well on track to become one of the relevant global players in personalized children’s contentlisher, we aim to create the best personalised experiences as we keep blending storytelling, print and engineering in ways that have never been done before”. amazon and real business partner to sponsor growing business awards 01 jun, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news the 18th growing business awards is now open to entrants, and amazon is the new lead sponsor. the awards, inaugurated back in 1999 by real business, celebrates ‘outstanding achievements in the uk entrepreneurial and sme space’. this year’s iteration of the awards will be known as the amazon growing business awards. with a nomination process running until 23 september, prizes will be awarded across 15 categories on 30 november. categories include: frachisee of the year, triumph over adversity award, entrepreneur of the year, and digital business of the year. “there could not be a better time to recognise the progress of british smes through the amazon growing business awards”, said doug gurr, amazon uk’s country manager. “at amazon, we are committed to championing growing businesses across the uk. whether it’s helping sell online and export their products abroad on amazon marketplace, providing growing businesses with easy access to innovative cloud computing through amazon web services, enabling budding authors to self-publish through kindle direct publishing, or offering businesses an online payment solution through amazon payments, we are always looking for ways to help growing businesses achieve their potential.” brighton-based polystream raises $1.5m for game streaming tech 31 may, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news polystream, the brighton-based game streaming startup, has raised $1.5m seed-stage funding in a round led by london ventures partners and initial capital. the company will use the funding to launch a a hd streaming solution for games and 3d applications. “we are transforming the world of ordinary linear video into an extraordinary interactive experience”, says polystream ceo bruce gove, “completely redefining both the technology and the business of application streaming. “having the backing and support of london venture partners and initial capital shows huge confidence in what we’re achieving, and we’re incredibly excited to be working with these great partners.” this is polystream’s second equity fundraising, after a £100k investment in february last year. david lau-kee, general partner at london venture partners praised the company’s progress over the last year: “polystream’s progress has been exceptional, and we’re more convinced than ever that they have the tech and team to deliver app cloud streaming that actually works, economically and in ultrahd quality. what they are delivering is transformative, and so of course we’re going to double-down.” british business bank launches £30m growth pot 26 may, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news announced back in 2015 by david cameron, the british business bank has now launched the first phase of its help to grow scheme. the first phase will see £30m of loans made available through lloyds banking group, and is part of a wider movement to facilitate £100m of growth loans over the next two years. “the lending will be available to businesses across all sectors, and is expected to benefit most those with high levels of innovation and growth ambition – such as manufacturing businesses, creative industries and the technology sector,” said keith morgan, british business bank ceo. “encouraging and supporting uk businesses to scale-up can be deemed an important milestone,” morgan added. “we want to replicate the drive and dynamism evident in the uk’s startup culture in later stages of the small business journey, and ‘help to grow’ has a critical role to play in achieving that.” european commission vice-president jyrki katainen enthused: “the eif’s collaboration with the british business bank – which is supported by the investment plan for europe – is very important. the uk is full of innovative startups and small business bosses which require a helping hand to grow their companies, and today’s news will certainly help many aspirations become a reality.” transferwise scoops $26m investment 26 may, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news london-based transferwises, the international money transfer platform, has received $26m investment in a round led by baille gifford. andreessen horowitz, valar ventures, and sir richard branson also contributed to the round – which brings transferwise’s total funding to $117m. “after just five years, we’ve seen how much transferwise can help people who need to move money internationally”, says taavet hinrikus, transferwise ceo and co-founder. “people are now moving £500m every month on transferwise, that means they’re saving themselves over £22m”. baille gifford investment manager peter singlehurst was enthusiastic about the investment: “we’re delighted to have invested in transferwise. its success to date shows how badly served consumers have been in the past and the real need for what transferwise offers. the company’s plans for the future are very exciting and the founders have built up an awesome team to deliver them”. high-flying stratagem lands $8m funding 25 may, 2016 joe gardiner blog , news london-based uber of the airways statajet has completed a $8m fundraising. led by octopus ventures, the round was also backed by playfair capital, jamjam investments. the investment brings the private jet booking platform’s total funding to $14m. a spokesperson for stratagem has revealed the funding

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