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Truepill’s latest funding boosts valuation to $1.6B as it works on B2B side of healthcare

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After developing a network of telehealth, diagnostics and pharmacies for consumers, digital health company Truepill is targeting healthcare incumbents like health payers, providers and employer groups. We still have a lot in store for 2022,” he added. “It billion valuation is “reflective of our ambition.”

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Fintech outperformed the market in 2021, and it’s set to do even better

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And despite public markets’ rocky start in early January, we’re confident that 2022 will be another banner year for the sector. Then, we’ll turn our attention to the year ahead and offer some predictions for fintech in 2022. Fintech continued to outperform the market by 3x.

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Brazilian consumer credit startup Open Co raises $115M in SoftBank-led round

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“It’s a huge market that is still controlled by incumbents charging extremely high interest rates, which makes it difficult for people to pay back their loans. To get even more specific, the team is projecting to reach nearly $196 million in revenues in 2022, a “3x” growth compared to 2021.

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AI chip startup Sima.ai bags another $30M ahead of growth

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A recent ZDNet piece reaffirms that the AI edge chip market is booming, fueled by “staggering” venture capital financing in the hundreds of millions of dollars. billion market by 2022, according to Markets and Markets. Edge computing is forecast to be a $6.72 billion by 2025. “Sima.ai

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6 VCs explain why embedded insurance isn’t the only hot opportunity in insurtech

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” On the flip side, he predicts that corporates with venture capital arms that are “committed to the insurance sector will likely step up their involvement.” ” This also seems true more broadly of venture funds with a strong insurtech thesis. tourist investors”) have left the space. That hasn’t changed.

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Tiger Global and a slew of high-profile investors make a $35M bet on LatAm fintech Pomelo

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Besides Tiger, a slew of venture capital firms also participated in the Series A, including Insight Partners, Index Ventures, monashees, SciFi, QED Investors, BoxGroup, Greyhound, Gilgamesh Ventures and Clocktower. Why global investors are flocking to back Latin American startups.

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TechCrunch+ roundup: Psychedelic biotech, Gogoro’s SPAC, H-1Bs for Ukrainians

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With VCs pulling back on the reins, valuations slipping, and 2021’s hype fading, founders are finding themselves working harder to raise capital than they were in 2021, Alex Wilhelm found in his analysis of early data from DocSend. venture capital activity,” he writes.