Derivative Path, Inc. (DPI), a leading capital markets financial technology and services company, announced today that it has secured $35 million in growth equity funding from FTV Capital, a successful investor in innovative, high-growth companies within the enterprise technology and services, financial services, and payments and transaction processing sectors.
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#22 - FTV Capital
FTV Capital is a growth equity investment firm that has raised over $3.7 billion to invest in high-growth companies offering a range of innovative solutions in three sectors: enterprise technology & services, financial services and payments & transaction processing. FTV’s experienced team leverages its domain expertise and proven track record in each of these sectors to help motivated management teams accelerate growth.
Growth equity firm FTV Capital has led a £78.4 million ($98 million) growth equity investment in Bought By Many, a rapidly growing pet insurance provider in the UK, the firm told PE Hub. In connection with the transaction, FTV vice president Mike Vostrizansky will join the company's board. Prior to this funding round, Bought By Many has raised £33.2M to date, Vostrizansky said. FTV's growth equity investment is intended to fuel product development, expand the growth of its customer base, increase market share in the UK and target further international expansion.
A British pet insurer which is among the industry’s fastest-growing players has raised nearly £80m from the sale of shares to investors led by a prominent private equity firm.
In the wake of FTV Capital's investment, David Knoch of 1st Global has been named CEO of Docupace. FTV Capital, a private equity firm that has invested in several fintech firms, has taken a majority equity stake in Docupace, which specializes in digitizing operational workflows.
FTV's ID.me joined hands with Slack to create a secure communication workspace for healthcare workers, while NewsCred is sourcing PPE masks and delivering them to NYC medical professionals. FTV Capital-backed enterprise technology companies are re-purposing an existing investment strategy to address the unexpected needs of healthcare workers fighting the coronavirus war.
Scott Price, Brian Murphy and Tony DiBenedetto settle into blue-clothed patio couches and chairs as the sun begins to dip. The trio occasionally sees a manatee ripple in the canal bordering Murphy’s Sunset Park home. They uncork a bottle of wine. Price, known amongst the group as having the most wine literacy, brought a 2007 bottle in honor of the year Murphy launched his multimillion-dollar Tampa cybersecurity company, ReliaQuest.
In FTV Capital’s early days, the internet itself was still in its infancy, a tech stock boom was underway on Wall Street and private equity’s role in growing tech giants had yet to emerge. More than two decades later, FTV is firmly at the forefront of enterprise technology investing with a focus on cybersecurity and
FTV Capital made an investment in Security Compass, a Canada-based provider of enterprise DevSecOps software solutions. Financial terms weren't disclosed.
