
Par invests in Amiqus Resolution
Par Equity has invested in UK-based anti-money-laundering and compliance software business Amiqus Resolution, alongside the Scottish Investment Bank.
Specific financial details of the transaction remain undisclosed, though Par typically takes part in rounds valued at up to £3.5m, according to Unquote Data.
The firm also announced follow-on funding rounds for four portfolio companies, one of which is Oxford-headquartered Adaptix and the remainder of which are all headquartered in Edinburgh: Greengage, Uniklasers and Red61.
The five investments, including that in Amiqus, totalled £4.85m, £2.5m of which came from investor network Par Syndicate, Par EIS Fund and the Scottish Investment Bank. The remaining £2.2m in capital came from "other sources", according to a statement.
Company
Headquartered in Edinburgh and founded in 2015, Amiqus is a developer of online software that automates anti-money-laundering and compliance checks. Its clients include HR, recruitment and professional services businesses.
People
Par Equity – Paul Munn (partner); Graeme Mckinstry (portfolio manager).
Scottish Investment Bank – Kerry Sharp (director).
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