Two fintech companies floated in early July 2020, giving an exit to corporate backers in what has been a good year for the sector.

Bank Central Asia's accelerator has chosen 11 startups for the third cohort of its accelerator partnership with GK – Plug and Play.

Each Friday the Global Corporate Venturing Deal Net rounds up the week’s smaller deals and tracks the emerging companies accessing corporate funds.

The financial integration software developer will use the proceeds from the Mastercard-backed series A round to launch its core product.

Corporate venturing unit Exor Seeds chipped into a $10.2m round for Privacy.com, creator of a virtual payment card issuing platform.

The Barclays-backed financial technology developer has added $20.6m to its coffers, the round featuring new and returning investors.

The banking software provider's shares have nearly tripled following an offering in which it floated well above its range.

Mercado Libre's MeLi Fund has chipped into a $22.5m for online brokerage platform operator Warren that was led by QED Investors.

The Alphabet and Roc Nation-backed trading app developer has secured a further $320m for a series F round valuing it at $8.3bn.

Nippon Life’s accelerator initiative has announced its latest members, who will work towards a demo day scheduled for March 2021.