Funded Financial Services Startups in Tel Aviv
Among the 36 recent Financial Services rounds in Tel Aviv, disclosed sizes cluster below the top-end except for one clear outlier: IES Holdings’ $300M roun…
Among the 36 recent Financial Services rounds in Tel Aviv, disclosed sizes cluster below the top-end except for one clear outlier: IES Holdings’ $300M round on 2025-01-22. The next-largest disclosed rounds sit far lower (e.g., CHEQ at $150M on 2022-02-22 and PayEm at $200M on 2023-01-24, with all other disclosed amounts generally in the teens to single digits of millions), making IES Holdings’ disclosed amount stand out against the rest.
Stage and timing also show concentration. “Series Unknown” appears 7 times (e.g., Plus500 on 2025-06-10 and Breez on 2025-01-24), while “Seed” appears 7 times (Celery on 2025-05-13 at $6M; 40seas on 2023-08-04 at $6M; UNIPaaS on 2021-02-09 at $10M). Geographically, 35/36 entries are listed as Tel Aviv, Israel, with Appcharge also appearing as “Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel” (2025-08-13). Temporally, the list spans 2021-02-09 (UNIPaaS) through 2026-01-21 (DataRails).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Tel Aviv Financial Services list, and how different is it from the rest?
IES Holdings’ disclosed $300M on 2025-01-22 is the only entry in the $300M range shown. The next-largest disclosed amounts are notably lower (e.g., PayEm at $200M on 2023-01-24 and CHEQ at $150M on 2022-02-22).
How often are amounts disclosed vs undisclosed, and does “Series Unknown” dominate the naming pattern?
Out of 36 rows, 2 have undisclosed amounts (Plus500 on 2025-06-10; Sling Insuretech on 2022-12-18). “Series Unknown” is also frequent at 7 rows (e.g., Plus500 2025-06-10; Breez 2025-01-24; IES Holdings 2025-01-22), compared with 7 “Seed” rounds (e.g., Celery 2025-05-13 at $6M; UNIPaaS 2021-02-09 at $10M).
Which stage label appears most often among disclosed rounds, and what do the biggest examples look like?
“Seed” and “Series Unknown” are tied at 7 entries each. For “Seed,” disclosed amounts range from $2M (Efficient Frontier on 2022-12-06) up to $25M (Rewire on 2022-02-08) among seed-tagged rows; for “Series Unknown,” disclosed highs include IES Holdings at $300M (2025-01-22) and CHEQ’s $150M appears under “Series C” instead (2022-02-22).
Is there a narrow time window where multiple rounds cluster among the most recent entries?
Yes: several of the largest disclosed rounds concentrate in the first half of 2025. Examples include DataRails at $70M on 2026-01-21, but within 2025 alone, Parametrix Insurance ($27M, 2025-12-09), Appcharge ($58M, 2025-08-13), and Sorbet ($25M, 2025-06-03) all fall within 6–7 months of each other, while IES Holdings’ $300M (2025-01-22) anchors the early-2025 period.
Are any cities or company listings repeated in ways that suggest a geographic formatting difference?
Geography is overwhelmingly consistent as “Tel Aviv, Israel” (35/36 rows). The only formatting variance is Appcharge listed as “Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel” (2025-08-13 at $58M), while all other entries keep the simpler “Tel Aviv, Israel” form.
Which entries are extreme on the low end of disclosed amounts, and where do they sit relative to the high-outlier?
The smallest disclosed amount shown is $200K for Carambola Finance on 2022-02-13, far below the top disclosed $300M at IES Holdings on 2025-01-22. Low-end disclosed examples also appear in the low single-digit millions such as Efficient Frontier at $2M (2022-12-06) and Breez at $5M (2025-01-24), but neither approaches the scale of the IES Holdings outlier.
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