9fin raises $170m Series C at $1.3bn valuation
Debt-data platform 9fin has banked a $170m Series C valuing it at $1.3bn, with HarbourVest leading and CPP Investments joining four returning backers, lifting lifetime funding beyond $250m.
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Steven Hunter | Banker (former) | fintech.global |
| Stuart Roberts | Global Head of Trade & Working Capital | Australian FinTech |
| Ashraf Hebela | Head of Startup Banking | TechCrunch Australia |
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Debt-data platform 9fin has banked a $170m Series C valuing it at $1.3bn, with HarbourVest leading and CPP Investments joining four returning backers, lifting lifetime funding beyond $250m.
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