Exits
Intuit buys London fintech Sequence in reported $200m deal
The a16z-backed billing and revenue startup, co-founded by Riya Grover and Eamon Jubbawy, is acquired by the US software giant.
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UK week in funding: CMR Surgical, Salience Labs and a new refugee-focused VC fund
AINvidia to invest in five UK startups spanning AI, biology and quantum computing
FundingBritish Business Bank commits £180m to six AI and deeptech venture funds
Across the money desk
The latest in every corner of your finances Funding
- UK week in funding: CMR Surgical, Salience Labs and a new refugee-focused VC fund
- British Business Bank commits £180m to six AI and deeptech venture funds
- Venture debt gone wrong: what happens when a UK scaleup can't repay
- Venture debt term sheets: the warrants, covenants and triggers founders often miss
Founders
- Sky Bet founder Graham Martin joins proptech HomeTruth as Chairman and investor
- EMI share options and disqualifying events: what UK employees need to watch for
- The option pool shuffle: how pre-money top-ups quietly shift dilution onto founders
- How an option pool dilutes founders and why investors want one
Scaleups
- Preparing a data room for a funding round: process, tools and common mistakes
- The Rule of 40's blind spots: when it misleads investors on UK scaleups
- What a Data Room Actually Contains Before a UK Funding Round
- The Rule of 40: how investors use it to judge a scaleup's health
Exits
- Intuit buys London fintech Sequence in reported $200m deal
- Asset sale vs share sale: the consents you need before you can complete
- The disclosure letter: how UK sellers manage warranty risk in an exit
- Asset sale vs share sale: why buyers and sellers pull in different directions
AI
- Nvidia to invest in five UK startups spanning AI, biology and quantum computing
- UK AI firms dominate Europe's top funding list in H1 2026
- RAG-based AI startups: the due diligence questions investors actually ask
- Unit economics for AI products: pricing per token, query or seat against real compute cost