[Globes] 46 companies raise $60M on OurCrowd’s platform
“20 companies raised over $1 million and four companies raised over $3 million.”
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[PRESS RELEASE] Ahead of the Pack, OurCrowd Raises $60M in Equity Crowdfunding for 46 Companies
Jerusalem, Israel July 15, 2014: OurCrowd, the leading equity crowdfunding platform for accredited investors, announced today that it has successfully raised $60 million in the aggregate to date over its platform for its 46 portfolio companies. Twenty of these companies have already raised more than $1 million each in investments, and four companies have raised over $3 million through the OurCrowd platform. Read more...
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If you want to look to the future in crowd financing, you might want to look to Israel. From Jerusalem, an innovative crowd-funding platform has been built up over the past 16 months led by serial entrepreneur Jon...
Read More[Times of Israel] OurCrowd crowdfunding investments hit $60 million
“Far ahead of the pack in fundraising, the Israeli ‘angel-style’ fund now has 46 companies in its portfolio.”
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Payments startup Plastiq closed new $10 million round of funding today to enable people to pay with their credit cards anywhere. The startup’s service essentially replaces things that require paper checks, wire transfers, money orders, or ACH (Automated Clearing House) payments with credit cards. For a small fee (between 1.89 percent and 2.89 percent of the transaction in Canada), people can use their card instead. Some banks, such as Bank of America, already offer services that mail paper checks to landlords and other merchants, but Plastiq is taking a more universal approach. Read more on Venture...
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