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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From The Information: Sources detail how Ramp investors Joe Lonsdale and Keith Rabois pushed US lawmakers to probe rival Airwallex's China ties after Airwallex scrapped a Ramp deal — In April 2025, Eric Glyman, co-founder and co-CEO of Ramp, received some bad news: A deal was falling apart.
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.
A new program wants to encourage more startups to allow workers to cash out early by making it easier to transact tender offers.
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.