Startup · $25.5m raised
Digital will platform
Sydney, NSW
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Safewill raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Vynokur | Series B | - |
| Carthona Capital | Series B · Series A | - |
| Chris Cuffe | Series B | - |
| Flying Fox Ventures | Series B · Series A | - |
| Geoff Lloyd | Series B | - |
| Ilan Israelstam | Series B | - |
| King River Capital | Series B | - |
| Larry Diamond | Series B | - |
| Reinventure Group | Series B · Series A | - |
Companies Safewill acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Safewill. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
King River Capital is wrapping up a A$157 million (US$100 million) fund for AI startups, with Future Super, David Gonski, Marinya Capital and the Smorgon family among its backers.
Weekly funding roundup covering eight local companies that together banked $80m, topped by twin $17m Series Bs at Safewill and Fresho, plus Celosia's $16.75m Series A and five smaller rounds.
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Weekly roundup reporting four Australian startups together raising $69.5 million: Eucalyptus $50 million, MadeComfy $10 million, Safewill $5.5 million Series A, and rebranded InvestorHub $4 million.
Estate planning startup Safewill has landed a second Series A of $5.5 million, led by Carthona Capital with Reinventure and Flying Fox Ventures, to grow the platform and expand overseas.
Salus Ventures, a new Australian defence-focused VC fund, has hired ex-Salesforce Ventures and In-Q-Tel executive Mike Ferrari as managing director, with a $25 million first close toward a $40 million target.
Cut Through Venture's November newsletter rounds up October 2021's record deal count for Australian startups, listing raises across climate, fintech, cybersecurity and legal tech, plus Startmate Demo Day graduates and active investors.
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