9 London Mempool companies backed by Temasek
Rank =28 of 430 on the investor leaderboard. A source says it led a round in 6 of them.
- Fintech5
- AI3
- Other1
Portfolio on the map (9)
- Isomorphic Labs$2.7B
Alphabet spinout led by Demis Hassabis using AI to design new drugs.
AI · AI drug discovery · Well knownsource: isomorphiclabs.com - Thought Machine$510M
Cloud-native core banking software (Vault) used by large banks to replace legacy systems.
Fintech · Core banking software · Well knownLed a roundsource: en.wikipedia.org - PhysicsX$487M
Physics AI platform that helps engineers in aerospace, auto and energy design and test products faster.
AI · Industrial engineering AI · Well knownLed a roundsource: physicsx.ai - Funding Circle$375M
Lending platform that gives small businesses fast loans, funded by institutional investors.
Fintech · SME lending · Well knownsource: techcrunch.com - Fnality International$136M+
Bank-owned payment system that settles wholesale payments on a blockchain, backed 1:1 by central bank money.
Fintech · DLT Settlement · Fastest growingLed a roundsource: fnality.com - V7$36M
AI agent platform (V7 Go) automating document-heavy work in finance, insurance and legal, plus data labelling tools.
AI · Document AI agents · Up and comingLed a roundsource: uk.finance.yahoo.com Secret Escapes is a members only travel club selling discounted hand picked hotel stays and holidays.
Other · Online travel · Up and comingLed a roundsource: tech.euCompany prepaid cards and spend management software giving staff controlled spending and finance teams oversight.
Fintech · Spend management · Up and comingLed a roundsource: soldo.comIssuer processing platform that lets fintechs and banks launch and run debit, credit, prepaid and virtual card programmes globally.
Fintech · Issuer processing · Up and comingsource: thredd.ai
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