The company is now valued at $273 million. European banks ABN AMRO, SEB and Nordea are backers of the company, which sometimes licenses its technology through partnership agreements. Insight Venture Partners is responsible for the new infusion of capital.
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Tink Pulls in $64M in New Funding
Tink, a Swedish fintech aimed at helping people keep track of their finances, raised $64 million (56 million euros) in its latest funding round. So reports CNBC.
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