The now trans-Tasman direct-to-consumer investment platform Sharesies has embarked on another capital-raising round that values the four-year old company at over $400 million.
Jasper, the tech-led commercial real estate fund manager, has grown it's assets under management (AUM) to $320m, adding more than $300m in the last 12 months.
Today's a big day for AskNicely as we announce a fresh new round of funding (a $32m Series B to be exact) and launch of the Frontline Success Platform. It's certainly big news for our business but bigger still for our clients and the millions of frontline workers they employ because this signals a fundamental change that’s happening to the way we lead businesses.
The best performers were Milford in the conservative sector, Aon Russell Lifepoints Moderate, CareSaver in the balanced group, JUNO KiwiSaver for growth funds, and SuperLife High Growth in the aggressive niche.
Digital-first healthcare provider Tend this morning announced it has successfully raised $15M through a closed capital funding round, providing funding to drive growth and further transform New Zealand’s primary healthcare system.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has awarded a Privacy Trust Mark to First AML’s customer due diligence platform. It is the second anti-money laundering compliance company to be awarded the Mark after Trust Integrity Compliance (TICC) received one for its customer due diligence online forms and AML portal in June last year.
Today, one of New Zealand's leading retail SaaS (Software as a Service) companies, Marsello, announced that it received a new investment from Trestle Partners ("Trestle"), a New York-based private investment firm with significant expertise partnering with SaaS and eCommerce companies.
Chicago-based serial entrepreneur Dan Pinto has raised new cash and launched a new company looking to commercialize a years-old open-source project that purports to solve one of the web’s hardest problems — fraud prevention.
Anti-money laundering tech startup First AML has raised NZ$8 million in a Series A funding round led by US-based Bedrock Capital, with support from Pushpay founder Chris Heaslip and Icehouse Ventures.
Two Kiwi software companies are combining “the best of both worlds” to offer more businesses the opportunity to develop faster via data-driven marketing campaigns. Marsello, a Wellington-based retail software company with 5000 customers in more than 100 countries, has acquired fellow tech start-up Goody and merged their staff and customers together.
With a growing number of North American training providers using Arlo to power their businesses it made perfect sense for us to open an office in Canada, enabling us to provide a better service for those clients.
Wellington-based online payroll company FlexiTime has had a huge risk pay off, with their innovative, recently-developed payroll system, PayHero, proving compliant with tricky Holidays Act legislation, amid recent announcements of errors in other larger providers’ systems.
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