Dawn leads $20m series-B for Access Fintech
Dawn Capital has led a $20m series-B funding round for financial services optimisation platform Access Fintech.
This is the firm's first investment from its fourth-generation fund, which closed on $400m in July 2020. The fund targets initial investments of $5-20m.
Existing investors JP Morgan, Citi and Goldman Sachs contributed to the round, and Deutsche Bank has participated for the first time.
Previous funding
JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and Citigroup participated in a $17.5m funding round for the company in December 2018.
Company
Founded in 2016, Access Fintech is based in London and Glasgow. The company offers a risk management service for banks and buy-side firms. Its platform aims to help firms track the trade lifecycle, and understand prioritised risk across various different banking and trading systems.
People
Dawn Capital – Mina Mutafchieva (principal).
AccessFintech – Roy Saadon (CEO).
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