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Fintastico Team
3 months, 1 week
https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2020/06/162816...
Funderbeam Launches Venture Index to Track Publicly Tradable Marketplace Instruments
Funderbeam, a Blockchain-powered platform for cross-border startup funding with an extensive information database, a primary market for fundraising, and a secondary market for equity and debt trading, recently announced the launch of its first index. According to Funderbeam, the Funderbeam Venture Index tracks all
Fintastico Team
1 year
https://www.finextra.com/pressarticle/79846/uni...
UniZest heads to Funderbeam for seed financing
UniZest – the banking services provider for international students – has opened a £300,000 public seed round on Funderbeam, the cross-border fundraising and trading platform for private companies.
Fintastico Team
1 year, 5 months
https://www.bankingtech.com/2019/04/digital-dis...
Digital disruption: how Estonia leads the way to our future digital economy
Digitising processes saves Estonia 2% of its GDP a year in salaries and expenses, and shows how e-government can create an economically vibrant and dynamic society.
Fabrizio Villani
2 years, 10 months
Funderbeam raises over €5M in funding - The money has been raised from a global network of investors in nearly 100 countries. The company has secured $7.3M in funding to date with investors including Jaan Tallinn, Co-Founder of Skype, venture capitalists Tim Draper, and Mistletoe’s Taizo Son.
Cristian Balik
3 years, 4 months
Is it possible to link an investment account to Funderbeam?