The social media data collector has now raised $180m altogether, after Credit Suisse and Fidelity both made strategic investments in its series D round.
US-based Dataminr has secured $130m in a series D round led by financial services group Fidelity that also included financial services firm Credit Suisse, TechCrunch has reported.
Fidelity and Credit Suisse, which invested through its Credit Suisse Next Investors subsidiary, were joined by Wellington Management Company, Venrock, Institutional Venture Partners (IVP) and angel investors John Mack, Vikram Pandit, Tom Glocer, Noam Gottesman and Nicolas Berggruen.
Founded in 2009, Dataminr’s technology studies content posted on social media platforms like Twitter in…
