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Finch Capital Completes Successful First Close Of Europe III: Its 150M EUR Fund Invests In High-Growth FinTech And AI Startups Shaping The Future Of Finance

<ul> <li>UK and NL-based VC firm Finch Capital&rsquo;s Europe III will target the Series A and B current growth funding gap for companies that shape the future of Financial Technology</li> <li>Investment focus: European category leaders with EUR 2-5M in revenues consolidating the fragmented Fintech landscape with a strong focus on those that leverage AI</li> <li>In 2020, Google and DeepMind alum Steve Crossan joined as venture partner to build out the firm&rsquo;s AI expertise; Finch Capital now sources 20% of qualified leads with its ML dealflow tool Flowrence</li> <li>Capital raised from Institutional Investors and 15-20% from Family Offices from the US, Europe and Asia despite the COVID-19 crisis</li> </ul>

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Robotic process automation (RPA) enables businesses to free up their human capital to focus on higher-value tasks by automating repetitive, tedious tasks. These robotic systems also free up IT departments as they do not require any specialized skillset to deploy, end up being cost-effective in the longer term, and more accurate. WorkFusion has built its Intelligent Automation enterprise-level software that allows highly -regulated specialized industries like banking, finance, and healthcare to seamlessly adopt RPA. The bots learn in real-time and this knowledge is shared across WorkFusion’s bot ecosystem with sensitive information stripped out so that all customers benefit from a network learning effect. The company counts companies like Deutsche Bank, Hewlett Packard, Standard Bank, and Humana as customers and these partners have been able to save up to 50% in time and 50% in costs for tasks that WorkFusion has been able to automate. AlleyWatch caught up with President and CEO

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AlleyWatch The organizers of Wimbledon had the foresight to purchase pandemic insurance after SARS in 2003, paying $31M in premiums. This year they were covered for $142M in losses. The pandemic has made business owners more cognizant of different types of insurance products available to protect them against often insurmountable losses as a result of unexpected disruptions. Arbol has introduced weather risk insurance, a parametric coverage product, built on the blockchain to provide rapid payments in the event of loss without drawn-out claims processes. The company’s products are currently being deployed in the maritime, energy, hospitality, and agriculture industries, where weather risk can be severe. Since launching in March, Arbol has covered $15M in notional risk across the hundreds of deals already consummated.

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AlleyWatch The organizers of Wimbledon had the foresight to purchase pandemic insurance after SARS in 2003, paying $31M in premiums. This year they were covered for $142M in losses. The pandemic has made business owners more cognizant of different types of insurance products available to protect them against often insurmountable losses as a result of unexpected disruptions. Arbol has introduced weather risk insurance, a parametric coverage product, built on the blockchain to provide rapid payments in the event of loss without drawn-out claims processes. The company’s products are currently being deployed in the maritime, energy, hospitality, and agriculture industries, where weather risk can be severe. Since launching in March, Arbol has covered $15M in notional risk across the hundreds of deals already consummated.

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