Top Venture Capital Funding Deals in the U.S. for Health and Fintech in 2023

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This weekly feature highlights the top 10 financing rounds announced in the United States. For last week’s major funding cycles, click here.

A Prominent Week for Health and Financial Technologies

This past week saw a significant focus on health and financial technologies, with these sectors dominating the top funding slots. An impressive seven rounds exceeded $100 million, reflecting the growing investor interest in these industries.

1. Pathos: Leading the Charge with $365 Million

Pathos – $365 million in AI-driven drug discovery: Based in New York, Pathos focuses on using AI for precision medicine development. The startup secured $365 million in a Series D funding round, achieving a post-money valuation of approximately $1.6 billion. Pathos plans to enhance its core model with a particular emphasis on oncology.

2. Addepar: Financial Services Innovation with $230 Million

Addpar – $230 million in financial services: The New York-based investment platform raised $230 million in Series G funding led by Vitruvian Partners and Westcap. Addepar now supports clients in managing over $7 billion in assets, compared to $5 billion last year.

3. Stord: Pioneering E-commerce Services with a $200 Million Boost

Stord – $200 million in e-commerce: Atlanta-based Stord offers comprehensive e-commerce solutions. The startup raised $200 million through a combination of Series E funding and debt financing, led by Boost. This capital will enhance their fulfillment and distribution services.

4. Stash: Revolutionizing Personal Finance with $146 Million

Stash – $146 million in automated investment: Stash, a consumer-focused investment platform from New York, secured $146 million in Series H funding. The investment, led by Goodwater Capital, will help build an AI-powered financial coach to provide personalized investment strategies for users.

5. Bestow and Owner: Dual $120 Million Series

Bestow – $120 million in life insurance tech: Dallas-based Bestow, which offers life insurance software, raised $70 million in a Series funding led by Goldman Sachs Alternatives and $50 million in debt financing from Triplepoint Capital.

Owner – $120 million in restaurant software: Owner, providing software solutions for independent restaurants, raised $120 million in a Series C funding round led by Meritech Capital Partners. Their tools enhance online ordering, mobile applications, and loyalty programs.

6. Tensorwave: AI Infrastructure Innovations with $100 Million

Tensorwave – $100 million in AI infrastructure: Tensorwave focuses on developing an extensive AMD GPU deployment cooled by liquid. The Las Vegas startup raised $100 million in a funding round led by Magnetar Capital.

7. Additional Key Players Securing Funds

Cohere Health – $90 million in health SaaS: The Boston company raised $90 million to develop its AI-powered digital tools.

Stylus Medicine – $85 million in genetic medicine: This Cambridge startup announced $85 million in funding to advance its genetic therapies.

Avivena Tech – $70 million in semiconductor technology: Avivena Tech, based in Sunnyvale, raised $65 million to enhance optical interconnections for AI data centers.

Conclusion

This week marked a significant surge in funding across major sectors, demonstrating the robust interest in innovations within health and fintech. As these companies continue to develop groundbreaking technologies, they pave the way for a more secure and efficient future.

Methodology

The analysis covers the largest funding rounds announced in Crunchbase from May 10 to May 16, reflecting a comprehensive picture of the investment landscape in American startups.

Illustration: Dom Guzman