EQT Venture leads $30m series-B round for Anyfin
Swedish financial technology company Anyfin has raised $30m in a series-B led by EQT Ventures.
Other investors in the round included existing investors Accel, Northzone, Global Founders Capital and Fintech Collective.
EQT Ventures deployed equity from its EQT Ventures II fund. The VC had been following Anyfin for a while and flagged down the company using its AI platform. The firm also recently led investment rounds in Peanut and Reworks, via its EQT Ventures II and EQT Ventures I respectively.
Anyfin will use the latest investment to drive product innovation, launch additional offerings and scale into new European markets. The funding round brings its total amount raised so far to more than €40m.
Previous Funding
In February 2018, Anyfin raised €4.8m in a series-A investment round led by Accel and Northzone, with Global Founders also taking part in the round, along with fintech entrepreneurs and consumer finance executives as private investors.
In May 2019, it raised an additional €8m in an extended series-A round from Northzone, Accel, Global Founders, and FinTech Collective.
Company
Founded in 2017 in Stockholm, Anyfin is a fintech startup that allows people to refinance existing loans. It combines loan data and AI, and requires customers to upload a picture of their statement to instantly show refinancing options available to them. The company has 50 employees and is currently present in Sweden and Finland.
People
EQT Ventures – Ashley Lundström (deal partner, investment adviser).
Anyfin – Mikael Hussain (CEO); Sven Perkmann (chief technology officer); Filip Polhem (chief operations officer).
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