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Accel has announced the closing of its eighth fund at a fresh $650 million, which will be used to invest in early-stage startups in Europe and Israel. The firm, known for backing companies like Monzo and Spotify, believes that the European tech scene has matured significantly. This new fund aims to identify and support the next generation of unicorns in the region. TechCrunch reports that Accel's commitment underscores the growing confidence in European and Israeli startups as key players in the global tech ecosystem.
💸🎉💸🎉 Norrsken VC closes Fund II at €320M to back impact entrepreneurs in Europe. https://t.co/tbCBAPjXdX @NorrskenVC @saminvest1 @kfw_capital @EIF_EU @NTMA_IE @CreditSuisse @BMW @Nordea #Europe #funding #news #sweden #Topfundinground #VCfunding https://t.co/s5QbNO3Bia
Swedish fintech raises €1.7 million to expand its AI platform for investment banks and management consultants https://t.co/LXaTMn3Ity via @ArcticStartup #nordicmade #Sweden #Funding #startups #FinTech #ArtificialIntelligence #Trending
Accel raises a new $650M fund to invest in Israeli & European startups https://t.co/5kcc4fOyEu
