A $120 million health technology fund has been established by Spex Capital

A $120 million fund has been established by UK-based Spex Capital to help MedTech and digital healthcare companies. The Spex Venture Health-Tech Fund was announced on Monday, February 27. It will invest up to $6 million in early-stage health technology companies at a time when consumers are increasingly using digital-first health services. Claudio D’Angelo, founder…

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ShiftMed Raises $200 Million to Grow the Online Healthcare Labor Market

According to a press release from ShiftMed, the platform, which links healthcare providers with certified nurses, wants to increase its national presence in the healthcare industry. According to ShiftMed CEO Todd Walrath, “Healthcare providers continue to struggle with access to credentialed personnel as patient requirements and volume continue to climb.” ShiftMed is well-positioned to offer…

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Trucking Company Majoba and B2B Shipping Platform Fr8Tech Collaborate

Freight Technologies, a B2B shipping provider, has expanded its scope by teaming with transportation company Majoba. The firms announced their agreement, claiming that Mexico-based Majoba Logistics will connect its fleet to Freight Technologies’ (Fr8Tech) Fr8App platform, allowing the companies to offer their clients a larger choice of products and services. According to a corporate press…

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FIS Declares Embedded Finance in the “First Inning” in the Evolution of Payments

“Embedded finance is in its first inning,” if the FinTech “revolution” following the financial crisis is still in its early stages. We’re just scratching the surface, according to Matthew Valente, head of product strategy at FIS, as conventional financial institutions and FinTechs collaborate to provide everything from bank accounts to lending products to a wider…

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Banks and FinTechs Seek to Work Together to Reach Consumers in Emerging Markets

Brazil demonstrates how a smartphone may increase financial inclusion and provide underprivileged individuals with access to bank accounts. According to Mario Shiliashki, CEO of PayU Global Payments, bringing financial services to underserved populations and assisting them in moving beyond cash-based transactions will require extensive, collaborative efforts between traditional and nontraditional financial services players and regulators….

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Inxeption, A Supply Chain Digitization Platform, Has Expanded To Germany

Inxeption, a B2B supply chain digitization platform, has opened an office in Frankfurt, Germany, to better serve customers in Europe and to supplement its presence in Southeast Asia and India. Sebastian Stahl has been designated senior vice president of international business development in Europe by the corporation. Stahl previously worked as interim president of Germany…

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Payup Has Received A $5 Million Line Of Credit To Factor Invoices For Small And Medium-Sized Businesses

PayUp, a Rex business, has obtained a $5 million line of credit from private working capital finance company nFusion Capital, which will allow it to process $50 million in bills. PayUp and nFusion Finance both focus on small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and the new relationship will employ PayUp’s tech-enabled early payment solution to give…

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Operators of B2B Marketplaces Provide Credit to Keep African SMBs Liquid

A surge of platforms enabling digital sales and procurement is altering the way African businesses do business, leading to a more efficient trading system overall and assisting in the elimination of frictions that have long hampered traditional supply chains. These platforms are increasingly becoming more than just intermediaries linking consumers and sellers; they are perfectly…

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