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We present the largest financing rounds closed in the US by Spanish technology companies in 2017. We also analyse the investment round of Red Points, specialised in anti-piracy and anti-counterfeiting cybersecurity, in which it received €10M.
Hiberus Technology reinforces its commitment to the so-called 'intelligent business' (business intelligence) with the purchase of the 60% of the Riojan company Bosonit, specialised in the development of analytical solutions, including what is known as 'big data', which consists of the collection and analysis of data that allow the most appropriate management of all types of businesses.
Odilo receives its third round of investment with the aim of improving its technology. The digital content management company was founded in 2011 in Cartagena and is currently present in Europe, Latin America, Oceania, North America and Asia. Last October, Odilo became the first company outside the United States to sign global distribution agreements for lending with the five largest publishing groups in the world.
This purchase closes a gap in providing enterprise-level data governance capabilities and visibility into its growing suite of data intelligence product offerings.
The company will use the funding raised for its expansion programme in Latin America following the launch of its online financing service MoneyMan last year in Brazil.
Warburg Pincus has beaten PAI Partners and Bridgepoint to take over the Spanish company Accelya to create a giant in the world of outsourcing in the tourism sector.
Nasqad-listed US video game publisher Take-Two announced on Wednesday the purchase of Catalan video game developer Social Point for €231.5 million.
Although the major identity management technologies are American, in 2016 we have detected several European operations in the sector. The application we have detected that is growing the most is related to online banking.
In 2016, virtual reality and augmented reality companies attracted $$1.8B from investors. If in 2015 we saw the beginning of a wave of investment rounds in the sector, doubling the number of operations, in 2016 the number of operations has continued to grow, reaching 171 rounds, and the average amount of the rounds has doubled in 2016.
BBVA continues to believe that a technological renovation of the banking industry is necessary to be able to face the new business models in the financial sector, although for the moment the results of its investees are not being satisfactory. Proof of this is that in February this year it expanded its fund to invest in fintech to $250M, has carried out 4 operations so far this year and has announced that it intends to invest in Latin America in a short period of time.