Yvonne Bajela is bringing $17M in fresh capital to Europe’s startup scene (opens techcrunch.com)
Yvonne Bajela's Evertrue Capital announced a $17M debut fund to back early-stage AI and fintech startups in Europe.
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Yvonne Bajela's Evertrue Capital announced a $17M debut fund to back early-stage AI and fintech startups in Europe.
GIC led the round at a CA$13.8B post-money valuation, up from CA$10B in 2025.
Sequoia Capital and Shopify Ventures led the Series D; Whop plans offices in Europe and Colombia, Bloomberg reported.
The Information reports Ramp investors Joe Lonsdale and Keith Rabois pushed US lawmakers to probe Airwallex's China ties after Airwallex scrapped a deal with Ramp.
Mercor supplies human experts to train and evaluate AI models, drawing on a network of more than 5 million domain experts.
The range of $70 to $78 per share implies up to $1.404T fully diluted; SiliconANGLE puts the fundraising goal at $64B.