
Index leads $30m series-B for Mimiro
Index Ventures has led a $30m series-B funding round for anti-financial crime software business Mimiro.
Existing investor Balderton Capital also took part in the latest financing.
Index partner Jan Hammer, who led the firm's investments in e-commerce company Adyen and stock-trading app Robinhood, will join Mimiro's board.
The company reported 300% revenue growth in the last 12 months, and the number of staff has grown from 50 to 160 since 2016.
Previous funding
Balderton led an $8.2m funding round for Mimiro (then ComplyAdvantage) in 2016.
Company
Mimiro was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in London. It develops risk analysis software to detect financial crime. The company's software uses automation to process data from a variety of sources to build risk profiles for individuals and organisations. It employs 160 at its offices in New York, London, Singapore and Cluj (Romania).
People
Index Ventures – Jan Hammer (partner).
Mimiro – Charles Delingpole (founder).
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