Jerusalem-based photo and video editing app developer Lightricks announced on Sunday that it has secured $130 million in Series D fundraising – comprised of $100 million in primary and $30 million in secondary funding, the company said in a statement. The amount raised brings Lightricks’ total funding to $335 million, giving the company a valuation […]

The funding will be used to improve and develop the company's products, support R&D, and help prepare Verbit for a public offering.

Group 11, the fintech venture capital firm headed by Israeli-American investor Dovi Frances, led the round.

The company uses machine learning and identity intelligence to help enterprises protect their data, while complying with privacy regulations.

K Health provides accurate, data-driven information about users’ symptoms and health through a free easy-to-use app.

US-Israeli financial technology firm Pagaya has raised a $102 million Series D funding round, the company announced on Tuesday.  Participants in the round include Aflac Global Ventures, the venture capital holding company of top insurance firm, Aflac Incorporated, Poalim Capital Markets, the investment banking arm of Bank Hapoalim, Viola, Oak HC/FT, Harvey Golub, a Pagaya board […]

This puts the company, which is already an Israeli unicorn, at a $1.6 billion valuation.

The Israeli drone tech company hopes to use the new Series D financing to expand its US operations, including the development of its headquarters in Arizona.

The cloud-based digital health firm has developed a palm-sized diabetes monitoring device enabling patients to track blood-glucose levels in real time on a smartphone.