The series B is led by Drive Capital.

Cyebrsecurity technology developer Exabeam has raised $10m in a round including Wells Fargo-backed Norwest Venture Partners and Imperva CEO Shlomo Kramer.

Seres has now secured $20.5m in funding after Mayo Clinic joined existing investors Enso and Flagship.

The round, supported by NTT Docomo, CyberAgent, Sumitomo and Sinar Mas, is reportedly the largest series A ever raised by a Thai startup, and brings the company's total funding to $13.8m.

The marketing analytics firm, backed by KBS+P, has now secured more than $28m after closing a SJF Ventures-led series B.

The insurance provider raised the cash as telecom company Telenor agreed to incorporate an Asian joint venture into MicroEnsure.

Mobile games developer Flaregames has secured a further $12.2m from investors including Deutsche Telekom to expand its team and develop a raft of free mobile games.

Samsung's corporate venturing unit made its second investment in nanowire producer Cambrios, which has now raised almost $80m in funding.

The big data-based recruitment service, backed by software firm SAP, has now raised $27m sine it was founded.

The network-as-a-service provider has now raised at least $64m since 2010, with Sumitomo-owned Presidio Ventures investing for a second time.