Comcast, McKesson, Humana and Independence Health all scored exits as the health benefits services provider floated in an upscaled offering.

The livestreaming broadcaster was valued at more than $600m in a round co-led by investors including Cox Enterprises and Fox Corporation.

Samsung Catalyst Fund is exiting data recovery technology provider Datrium, which was valued at about $280m in its last funding round.

McKesson Ventures came onboard for the health data provider Evidation's series D round, helping it hike its overall funding to $106m.

SoftBank, XL Catlin, Allianz and Alphabet-backed casualty and property insurance provider Lemonade priced the initial public offering above its range.

The round pushed the overall funding for the Novartis-backed autoimmune and neurodegenerative disorder drug developer past $250m.

Google paid a reported $180m for Amazon and Intel-backed North Wearables, the augmented reality glasses developer having sought a buyer since spring.

The venture firm, which is partners with Boston Consulting Group, said it now has in excess of $1.4bn of assets under management.

Novo, Pfizer and Nan Fung helped provide $93.5m for the cancer treatment developer as it advances its lead product candidate towards the clinic.

Comcast Ventures-backed smart luggage brand Away has reportedly secured $30m to $40m in bridge financing as it faces a downturn in business due to the coronavirus.