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

Existing investor Tencent is in talks as part of a round TUM's flying car developer reportedly aims to close at between $400m and $500m.

Goldman Sachs has thrown its weight behind Forward Networks, bringing the networking technology producer’s total funding to more than $62m.

Hearst Ventures joined returning investor Boeing HorizonX Ventures to increase SparkCognition's total funding to $173m.

Novo Holdings co-led a series C round for orthodontic brace technology developer Swift Health Systems, which has now raised more than $70m.

Morgan Stanley Private Equity backed a $42.2m round for non-banking lender Kogta Financial, having previously taken part in a November 2018 round through its Asia fund.

Munich Re provided the series C funding at a valuation exceeding $1bn to take its stake in the workplace insurance provider to approximately 27.5%.

Dell, Cisco, Salesforce, Deutsche Telekom and Telstra all participated in a round that boosted web traffic management technology provider NS1’s total funding to more than $85m.

Google returned for a funding round that valued Dunzo at up to $200m, and the on-demand delivery service now plans to form new partnerships to expand.

Our analysis shows that venturing rounds at most stages have grown their median dollar size. Later-stage rounds have experienced a much more pronounced growth.