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based growth equity firm, closed its second fintech valued at $375 million this week. Centana Growth Partners, a New York and Palo Alto, Calif.-based The firm, which closed a $250 million fund in 2015, primarily invests in business-to-business technology companies.
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Jan Kemper as its new chief financial officer (CFO) as the Berlin-headquartered FinTech looks toward a future initial public offering (IPO). The former CFO of Zalando SE, one of Europe’s most successful eCommerce retailers, Kemper was instrumental in leading the company’s IPO in 2014 on the Frankfurt stock exchange.
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29) that retail investors in mainland China made over $2.8 The news comes after it was reported that Ant Group’s pending public offering could bring about a multibillion-dollar reward for a small collection of foreign investors, who purchased a part of the Chinese FinTech two years prior. Ant Group indicated on Thursday (Oct.
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