Investment

Contextual decision intelligence software companyQuantexahas raised £111 million in Series D funding.

CDI is an approach to data that gives organisations the ability to join multiple internal and external data sets, providing a single view ofdata withintelligence about the relationships between people, places and organisations.

Thefunding from Warburg Pincus and a growing group of blue-chip investors follows an impressive year of 108% growth forQuantexaduring 2020/21, boosted by significant growth from new clients across geographies and industries.

Existing investors participating were Dawn Capital,AlbionVC, Evolution Equity Partners, HSBC, ABN AMRO Ventures and British Patient Capital. The new investment follows a£51mSeries C roundled by HSBCin July 2020.

Quantexawill use the investment to accelerate its plans for regional market expansion and build out its product portfolio development further in areas like data management and industry verticals such asbanking,insurance,publicsector and TMT.

Itwill additionally look for inorganic growth opportunities as part of its corporate strategy.

Deployed across more than 70 countries with thousands of users,Quantexaserves blue-chip banks, insurers and government organisations globally, including 7 of the top 10 UK and Australian banks and 6 of the top 14 financial institutions in North America, with flagship customers such as HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank.Quantexahas also established a growing ecosystem of partners, including Accenture, Deloitte, Microsoft and Google.

“We are thrilled to welcome Warburg Pincus to our team as we continue to accelerate the growth of our global software business and lead the CDI category. Warburg Pincus has a distinguished track record and brings deep experience of funding winners globally,”saidCEOVishal Marria.

“What excites us most is the growing demand we see across sectors for enterprises to realise meaningful value from their data across the organisation.Quantexais supporting customer innovation so they can make trusted operational decisions.

“We have seen the need for Contextual Decisioning increase exponentially within the financial sector and with this round we are able to capitalise on the growing demand for CDI across multiple new sectors.”

Adarsh Sarma, Managing Director and co-head of Europe at Warburg Pincus, said: “Quantexa’sproprietary technology enables clients to create single views of individuals and entities, visualised through graph network analytics and scaled with the most advanced AI technology.

“This capability has already revolutionised the way KYC, AML and fraud processes are run by some of the world’s largest financial institutions and governments, addressing a significant gap in an increasingly important part of the industry.

“The company’s impressive growth to dateis a reflection of its invaluable value proposition in a massive total addressable market, as well as its continued expansion across new sectors and geographies.”