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

Mortgage advice provider Homebot has been bought by ASG three years after raising seed funding from investors including Black Knight Financial Services and Axel Springer.

Capital Markets Gateway added the funding from investors including Shea Ventures, Barclays, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Fidelity.

Insurer Great Eastern invested in Axiata Digital’s e-wallet platform at a $320m valuation, with the proceeds to go to expanding the latter's presence in Asia.

The blockchain lending platform is targeting $30m in a round it is raising through BnkToTheFuture, while Tether has committed $10m as lead investor.

Renren has exited the thematic stock investing platform in an acquisition of undisclosed size by Charles Schwab that followed $126m in funding.

The Lowe's-backed home finance provider increased its overall equity funding to more than $22m in a second series A tranche led by Omers Ventures.

Google's Gradient Ventures unit led a seed round for the online homeowners insurance platform late last year and has returned for its series A.

The $27.7m series E included CapitalG and it boosted the microlending platform's overall funding to in excess of $95m.

A vehicle for conglomerate Yoma Holdings is reportedly investing $76.5m in a deal that will give it a majority stake in Wave, which is also backed by Ant Financial.