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BBVA increases its fintech fund to $250M

BBVA increases its fintech fund to $250M

BBVA had already invested in the Fintech sector in recent years as part of its transformation strategy to become the world's leading international digital bank. It has started 2016 strongly and has expanded its BBVA Ventures fund from $100M to $250M and has reached a management agreement with the US firm Propel Venture Partners.

Spain-based Spocat Fintech receives €31M

By 2016, investment in Spanish fintech companies is expected to triple and the number of companies operating in the sector is expected to double. 2015, with 78 companies operating in our country and funding of around €200M, has been the take-off of this sector in Spain, which according to Venture Watch was the protagonist of 9.6% of venture capital operations in Spain.

Spanish entrepreneurs committed to innovation receive funding:Olapic and Beabloo

An innovative entrepreneur is an entrepreneur who is able to differentiate his product from others even in highly competitive markets. Innovation provides an important strategic and competitive advantage and that is why it is so highly valued by investors. In this post we take as an example two Digital Marketing companies, Beabloo and Olapic, which in 2015 received large rounds that have attracted investors because of their great commitment to innovation.

New funds for 2016: Sabadell, Caixa Capital risk, Samapaita Ventures and others.

Venture capital for technology companies has gained momentum in 2015 with investment exceeding €585M, as stated in a report by ASCRI. This is largely due to the fact that there is money to invest as there are many non-tech investors who are being bitten by the technology bug and that the state, through the ICO, is subsidising the sector with €1.5 billion for funds. Many funds are expected to be raised in 2016.

Investment in tech startups last fortnight of the year

Javier Megías, co-founder of Startupxplore, during the business angels congress held the last week of December in Valencia, said that investment in startups so far this year has already reached €400 M distributed in 2,638 startups. In the last 15 days companies such as La Comunity, Ad-Pure, Paypro, Groopify and Upplication have received funding. These companies are each from a different technology sector and are a good reflection of the technology sectors that have been most active in 2015.

Venture capital has reached industrial SMEs

Venture capital has reached industrial SMEs

With two weeks to go before the end of the year, the venture capital industry can begin to congratulate itself on the conclusion of a historic year, at least as far as SME financing is concerned. The year 2014 saw the regulation of SME venture capital funds, which has led to the creation of 8 SME venture capital funds.

Startups get funding through Crowd equity

Startups get funding through Crowd equity

Crowdequity, despite being a lesser known form of Crowdfunding, is growing considerably in our country. In 2014 this type of crowdfunding grew by 234%. This year we have witnessed new records in this area. MindTheByte, closed a €234,310 round in October, making it the largest crowdequity round raised in the biotech sector in Spain with 115 private investors.

Spanish fashion startups are in "fashion".

Taking advantage of the fact that Vudoir has recently received a round, we wanted to review Spanish startups in the fashion sector that have aroused the interest of investors in 2015 and are having great success. Among the most successful business models we find collaborative consumption, and we have also detected that artificial vision is gaining a foothold in the world of fashion.