When Adyen launched back in 2006, its founders were convinced they had a powerful business not just for the Netherlands, but for the world.
On the day of Zuora's IPO, Index Ventures partner and Zuora's board member Mike Volpi shares his thoughts on the business.
With its new funding, Intercom will invest aggressively in the development of its customer platform, which today is helping more than 25,000 paying customers replace dozens of point solutions for sales, marketing, and support teams.
Index Ventures leads $60 million in funding to fuel growth of GOAT and Flight Club as a combined company.
For tech startups, the most critical ingredient to become the next global giant is access to talent. Without this, it is impossible to grow.
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Deliveroo insiders share the story behind the world’s fastest growing food-tech business.
The company has backed Skype, Supercell and Deliveroo — now it wants to grow a Google
When Adyen launched back in 2006, its founders were convinced they had a powerful business not just for the Netherlands, but for the world.
A few weeks back, I went to a small Russian-style family party in Misha Esipov’s San Francisco apartment. The food was all homemade by his mom, a research scientist, who flew the food and even the dishes from New York, where she’d bought her trusted ingredients in a specialty Russian store on the outskirts of the city.
Good Eggs’ latest funding round shows how a strong mission and great execution can turn a company around.
Grailed, the community-driven marketplace for curated men’s clothing, announced today the close of a $15M Series A investment round led by Index Ventures, with continued participation from Thrive Capital and Simon Ventures.
Beamery, the leading Recruitment CRM and Marketing platform, today announced it has raised a $28m Series B funding round, to change the way companies attract and build relationships with talent.
When Adyen launched back in 2006, its founders were convinced they had a powerful business not just for the Netherlands, but for the world.
KRY, the digital healthcare provider that lets you see a healthcare professional within 15 minutes via your smartphone or tablet, today announces a $66m (€53m) Series B funding round led by international venture capital firm Index Ventures with participation from existing investors Accel, Creandum, and Project A.
A few weeks back, I went to a small Russian-style family party in Misha Esipov’s San Francisco apartment. The food was all homemade by his mom, a research scientist, who flew the food and even the dishes from New York, where she’d bought her trusted ingredients in a specialty Russian store on the outskirts of the city.
Adyen, a company backed by Index since 2011, today announced its intention to launch an Offering and listing of its shares on Euronext Amsterdam. Index Ventures (Index fund group) is Adyen's largest shareholder.
Leading Australian workplace solutions tech company closes largest raise in 2018, turning it into a $330m business.
iZettle has agreed to be acquired by PayPal in a deal valuing the business at $2.2bn, making it one of the largest fintech companies to come out of Europe and another in a series of notable Nordic exits. Jacob de Geer, the company’s CEO commented on the deal in a blog post.
Good Eggs’ latest funding round shows how a strong mission and great execution can turn a company around.
Business Model Evolution Poises Company for Growth in $1 Trillion Grocery Industry.
Robinhood raised $363 million Series D, valuing the company at $5.6 billion.
iZettle, a company backed by Index since its Series A in 2011, today announced its intention to proceed with an initial public offering and to list its shares on Nasdaq Stockholm.
Significant investment planned to drive long-term growth.
Revolut, the digital banking alternative, has today raised an additional $250m in funding that will see the London-based fintech increase its valuation 5x in less than a year to $1.7 billion - becoming one of the fastest tech companies in Europe to reach unicorn status.
Whether it’s GDPR, MiFID II or recent US sanctions, regulatory issues are in the news virtually every day. There are more than 800 individual regulators worldwide.
ClauseMatch, the RegTech startup that aims to automate the entire regulatory lifecycle to help companies ensure compliance, has announced a Series A investment of $5 million led by Index Ventures joined by Talis Capital and with participation from previous investors, including Speedinvest.
Zesty and Square join forces to change and empower cafeterias to be healthier and more productive.
On the day of Zuora's IPO, Index Ventures partner and Zuora's board member Mike Volpi shares his thoughts on the business.
Alan, the Paris-based digital health insurance company has raised 23 million euros ($28 million) in Series A financing led by London and San Francisco-based venture capital firm Index Ventures.
The company also announced the availability of early access to Ubiquity for iOS, Android and VR.
With its new funding, Intercom will invest aggressively in the development of its customer platform.
Dropbox today announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 36,000,000 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $21 per share.
New funding drives company expansion in advance of April 1 ELD mandate
Pilot announces $15M Series A financing led by Index Ventures
Bird, a last-mile electric vehicle sharing company, today announced it has raised $100 million in its Series B funding round. This round was co-led by Valor Equity Partners and Index Ventures, and existing investors Craft Ventures and Goldcrest both increased their stakes. Tusk Ventures and Upfront Ventures also participated.
Capitolis, the pioneering technology provider for the capital markets today announces two rounds of financing, a Series A investment of $20 million led by Index Ventures, and a prior $9 million Seed round led by Sequoia Capital.
Self-driving company Aurora raises Series A in a round co-led by Greylock Partners and Index Ventures, bringing the combined capital invested in the company to $90M. Mike Volpi explains what sets Aurora apart.
Launched in 2014, the company's inclusive, customer-centric approach to brand-building has made it a leader in the global beauty industry—expected to grow from $433 billion today to $750 billion by 2024.
