British FinTech firm MillTech raises €51 million investment at €277 million valuation

April 8, 2026 at 02:33 PM UTC
EU-Startups
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British FinTech firm MillTech raises €51 million investment at €277 million valuation

European FinTech Demonstrates Robust Growth in Treasury and Risk Management London-based MillTech has secured a significant €51 million ($60 million) minority investment at a valuation of €277 million ($325 million), underscoring the vibrant investment landscape within European treasury, payments, and risk management infrastructure. This funding, provided by Apax Digital Funds, signifies a strong endorsement of MillTech's next-generation FX hedging and cash investment platform, positioning it for further growth and expansion, including a planned entry into the North American market. MillTech's platform distinguishes itself by automating FX hedging and investment operations through a unified technology solution encompassing trade calculation, execution, settlement, reporting, and transaction cost analysis. By aggregating volumes across a diverse bank panel, the platform reportedly achieves over 50% cost savings compared to conventional arrangements, operating independently from counterparty banks while ensuring seamless integration with clients' existing financial service providers. This investment aligns with a broader trend of substantial capital flowing into the European FinTech sector, with several other London-based firms like Bound, Coremont, and Sokin, alongside Paris-based Spiko and Berlin-based Mondu, collectively raising over €359 million in recent funding rounds. These investments highlight a strong focus on enhancing treasury solutions, leveraging AI for risk management, and scaling digital payment platforms, contributing to Europe's growing digital sovereignty in financial services.

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Published: April 8, 2026 at 02:33 PM UTC
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