Nilus

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Agora, a real estate investment management startup established in 2019, has been recognized as one of the most promising startups for 2025. The company, founded by Bar Mor, Lior Dolinski, and Noam Kahan, employs 170 people and has raised $63 million in funding from investors including Qumra Capital, Insight Partners, Fusion, and Aleph. This significant investment is expected to support Agoras growth and expansion in the real estate sector. The article highlights the companys potential and the positive impact of the recent funding round.

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Nilus, an Israeli startup specializing in AI-powered treasury management, has secured $10 million in a funding round led by Felicis and Vesey Ventures, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners. This investment brings Nilus total funding to $18.6 million and will be used to enhance its platform, which simplifies treasury operations and improves AI-driven forecasting. Nilus serves a diverse client base, including Alloy, Taboola, Made In Cookware, and Planned Parenthood. The platforms AI capabilities in reconciliation and forecasting help finance teams manage cash flows and liquidity with greater accuracy. Nilus recently appointed Matthew Harlan as Chief Treasury Officer to further strengthen its leadership team.

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Nilus, an Israeli startup specializing in AI-powered treasury management, has secured $10 million in a funding round led by Felicis and Vesey Ventures, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners. This investment brings Nilus total funding to $18.6 million and will be used to enhance its platform, which simplifies treasury operations and improves AI-driven forecasting. Nilus serves a diverse clientele, including Alloy, Taboola, Made In Cookware, and Planned Parenthood. The company aims to empower finance teams by providing tools for proactive decision-making. The platforms AI capabilities in reconciliation and forecasting offer deeper insights and help manage financial risks more effectively.

growth-positive

Nilus, an Israeli startup specializing in AI-powered treasury management, has secured $10 million in a funding round led by Felicis and Vesey Ventures, with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners. This investment brings Nilus total funding to $18.6 million and will be used to enhance its platform, which simplifies treasury operations and improves AI-driven forecasting. Nilus serves a diverse clientele, including Alloy, Taboola, Made In Cookware, and Planned Parenthood. The company aims to empower finance teams by providing tools for proactive decision-making. Recently, Nilus appointed Matthew Harlan as Chief Treasury Officer to further strengthen its leadership team.

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Fintech start-up Nilus has closed an $8.6M seed funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company aims to use the funding to onboard and support more US customers, as well as expand and further develop its platform. Nilus offers a platform designed to help companies better keep track of their payment data. The founders, Daniel Kalish and Danielle Shaul, recognized the problem of companies relying on spreadsheets for payment tracking and aim to provide a solution that allows companies to work with their data in one place with complete control, visibility, and ease. The funding received by Nilus demonstrates the importance placed on the company by investors and its potential to revolutionize the critical asset of payment data management in the business industry.

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Nilus, a startup that offers a no-code financial operations platform to simplify cash flow reconciliation, has raised $8.5 million in a seed funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The platform aims to help finance teams understand and analyze payment data, automate reconciliation, reporting, and payment workflows. Nilus targets fintechs, financial service companies, marketplaces, and vertical SaaS outfits. The company is working with companies processing hundreds of millions of dollars and has 18 employees. Other participants in the funding round include Better Tomorrow Ventures, Symbol, and CEOs and founders of fintech companies. The platform has the potential to bring innovation to the financial industry, which still heavily relies on outdated workflows like Excel for reconciliation.