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Deals of the Week, December 11 to 18 – Growth Business roundup 18 Dec 2020 Growth Business roundup of Deals of the Week December 11 to 18, listing seed funding, venture capital and crowdfunding deals of note Triple support for eXate with three investors raising £2.3m in seed round eXate, a London-based data software firm, has announced a £2.3m seed round led by Outward VC, with additional backing from ING Ventures and Triple Point Ventures. The funding will enable eXate to grow its team, accelerating platform development and expanding into new geographies and verticals. Trip...

The round was led by Outward VC, with participation from ING Ventures and Triple Point Ventures. The company intends to use the funds to grow its team, accelerate platform development and expand into new geographies and verticals.  Led by by Peter Lancos and Sonal Rattan, both former digital business leaders at HSBC, who founded eXate in 2018, eXate is democratising data privacy for organisations by providing an embedded platform that automates the technical enforcement of data policies, solving the large-scale challenges created by evolving and complex global data privacy regulations. eXat...

Data privacy startup eXate raises £2.3M seed led by Outward VC Accessing and sharing data is a complicated issue for large businesses, and doing this in a secure, compliant way is a problem for many. London-based data software firm eXate is attacking this problem and has now raised a £2.3 million seed round led by Outward VC, with additional backing from ING Ventures and Triple Point Ventures. EXate is competing with those that tend to do more specific types of data privacy, such as Hazy, Privitar and Very Good Security. By contrast, eXate says it aggregates multiple types of privacy into o...

By Rupert Choat2020-12-11T05:00:00+00:00 Rupert Choat reviews the year in construction law – one in which the pandemic made survival and damage limitation the priority for many  In late March, entering the first of two national lockdowns, the UK government decided against a shutdown of construction activity. It preferred work continuing where possible, with safeguards. Unfortunately, though, its less-than-clear guidelines fuelled disputes over when contracts provide relief to contractors and subcontractors. Disputes over other contractual provisions continued as before. Four judgments ha...

And the storm in general is heading towards the north-northeast. if we take this, kind of that general direction here and like this, that's kind of the direction the eye is going to be heading in here as we go throughout the rest of the day. that was the wind map. this was the current stats. we'll get the new update from the hurricane center. we just got the new hourly update. they dropped it down to 140. >> still, this is an over land storm now, bill. >> if i was to tell you that we could have a category 4 hurricane on the border, kind of the triple point where florida, alabama and georgia me...