Our strategy
Service improvement, openness and maximum business orientation are the main principles of Deasun.
We invest in fast-growing technology companies: local champions and global contenders who can scale their technology around the world. We provide capital growth to create true market leaders.
Our investments have clear exit strategies, resulting in high returns for our investors. Our company never stands still, we are in constant development.
We invest in fast-growing technology companies: local champions and global contenders who can scale their technology around the world. We provide capital growth to create true market leaders.
Our investments have clear exit strategies, resulting in high returns for our investors. Our company never stands still, we are in constant development.
Analytics
In this section, you can read the reviews of the company analytical department on the main trends in the global economy. Reviews include analysis of the current situation, as well as forecasts and recommendations for investors.
Major US banks invest $40m in Black-owned challenger Greenwood
Fintech Futures, Posted March 26, 2021
JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and Bank of America have invested $40 million in Black-owned challenger bank Greenwood Financial.
The Atlanta-based fintech aims to serve Black and Latinx communities. Other big-name backers include Truist Financial Corp – who led the round – alongside fellow banks Wells Fargo, PNC Financial Services Group, and Banco Popular. Other names in the round include Mastercard, Visa, FIS, and venture capital firms such as SoftBank’s Opportunity Fund.
#challenger bank #investment #BLM
Fintech Futures, Posted March 26, 2021
JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and Bank of America have invested $40 million in Black-owned challenger bank Greenwood Financial.
The Atlanta-based fintech aims to serve Black and Latinx communities. Other big-name backers include Truist Financial Corp – who led the round – alongside fellow banks Wells Fargo, PNC Financial Services Group, and Banco Popular. Other names in the round include Mastercard, Visa, FIS, and venture capital firms such as SoftBank’s Opportunity Fund.
#challenger bank #investment #BLM
Robinhood files confidentially to go public
Tech Crunch, Posted March 24, 2021
Today Bloomberg reported, and Axios confirmed that Robinhood has filed privately to go public. The well-financed Robinhood is an American fintech company that provides zero-cost trading services to consumers. Private IPO filings have become common in recent quarters, making Robinhood’s decision to file behind closed doors before showing its numbers to the public unsurprising. That it has filed privately, however, implies that the company is closer to a public debut than we might have anticipated.
#IPO #trading
Tech Crunch, Posted March 24, 2021
Today Bloomberg reported, and Axios confirmed that Robinhood has filed privately to go public. The well-financed Robinhood is an American fintech company that provides zero-cost trading services to consumers. Private IPO filings have become common in recent quarters, making Robinhood’s decision to file behind closed doors before showing its numbers to the public unsurprising. That it has filed privately, however, implies that the company is closer to a public debut than we might have anticipated.
#IPO #trading
Identity fintech Prove acquires research firm Medici Global
Fintech Futures, Posted March 25, 2021
Prove, a New York-based fintech using people’s mobile numbers to approve logins, transactions, and e-commerce payments, has acquired Medici Global – a global fintech research firm. The deal will see Prove convert Medici’s audience through its sales channels, in order to expand into new markets. The fintech cites both India and Brazil as countries which have experienced “explosive growth” in the sector. It will also see Prove add country-specific regulatory and compliance advice to its Know Your Customer (KYC) offering.
#M&A
Fintech Futures, Posted March 25, 2021
Prove, a New York-based fintech using people’s mobile numbers to approve logins, transactions, and e-commerce payments, has acquired Medici Global – a global fintech research firm. The deal will see Prove convert Medici’s audience through its sales channels, in order to expand into new markets. The fintech cites both India and Brazil as countries which have experienced “explosive growth” in the sector. It will also see Prove add country-specific regulatory and compliance advice to its Know Your Customer (KYC) offering.
#M&A
