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Forrest also participated in BTP’s angel funding round which was led by Aberdeen Asset Management co-founder Gilbert and former deputy Laing.
Laing is now an active early stage investor while Gilbert – latterly the joint chief executive of Standard Life Aberdeen – joined expanding fintech Revolut as group chairman last January.
Duncan Johnston-Watt, chief executive and co-founder of BTP, said: “We are delighted to welcome Force Over Mass and Signature Ventures as investors.
“Force Over Mass’ focus on B2B [business-to-business] software and Signature Ventures’ vision of a decentralised future are complementary and mesh perfectly with our own mission to accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology by enterprises across the board.”
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EU-based digital assets platform Finoa inks $22M Series A funding led by Balderton Capital
Institutions need to keep their crypto assets somewhere. And they aren’t going to keep it on some random or consumer-grade crypto operation. This requires more sophisticated technology. Furthermore, being in the EU is going to be a key barrier to entry for many U.S. or Asia-based operations.
Thus it is that Berlin-based digital asset custody and financial services platform Finoa has closed a $22 million Series A funding round to do just that.
The round was led by Balderton Capital, alongside existing investors Coparion, Venture Stars and Signature Ventures, as well as an undisclosed investor.