Bessemer leads $60m series-C for Shift
Bessemer Venture Partners has led a $60m series-C funding round for French fraud detection software firm Shift Technology.
Existing investors Accel, General Catalyst and Iris Capital also took part, bringing the total investment in the company to date to $100m.
The fresh capital will be used to support Shift's expansion in the US and Japanese markets, as well as ongoing R&D and product development.
Shift has more than doubled its headcount since its series-B in October 2017 from 90 employees to 200.
Previous funding
In May 2016, Accel invested $10m in a series-A round for Shift. Accel was joined by General Catalyst, Elaia Partners and Iris Capital in the $28m series-B in 2017.
Company
Shift was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Paris. It provides fraud detection software on a subscription basis to more than 70 clients in 25 countries including Crédit Agricole Pacifica & Spirica, Liberty Mutual, the General Insurance Association of Singapore and the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers.
People
Shift Technology – Jeremy Jawish (CEO); David Durrleman (chief technology officer).
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