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London, 10 October 2024: �ܱ�����™, the UK-based technology company specialising in transformational Software as a Service, is pleased to announce that Altered Capital (‘Altered’) has become a significant shareholder in �ܱ�����™.

Altered has acquired a 6.5% stake from several early, seed investors in �ܱ�����™. The acquisition by Altered represents further endorsement of �ܱ�����™ on its trajectory to become a key transformational technology provider to the global asset servicing industry and beyond.  

Altered is a global venture capital and private equity firm dedicated to helping companies with proven product-market fit achieve their greatest ambitions. The firm boasts a strong portfolio of technology investments, including Starling Bank a UK-based digital bank. Altered was an investor in Palantir Technologies through its transition to a publicly listed company. The full portfolio is available at: ‍

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‍Commenting, Phil Goffin, Founder and CEO of �ܱ�����™ said, 'I am delighted to have Altered Capital as a new shareholder in �ܱ�����™. Altered is well known for their successful involvement in high growth technology companies, and we appreciate their confidence in �ܱ�����™ and our mission to enable operating model transformation at our clients'. ‍

‍Marcus Traill, one of the Founding Partners of Altered Capital, stated, '�ܱ�����™ has a best-in-class technology platform and a highly respected management team. In a short space of time, �ܱ�����™ has established an excellent reputation in the financial services sector, where its innovative solutions enable growth and differentiation for clients. We are excited to be a partner in �ܱ�����™’s growth and a strong advocate as it expands into new ���������ٲ�.&#��27;��‍

Altered joins other investors in �ܱ�����™ including Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Portage, State Street Corporation and Citi who participated in the £25 million oversubscribed Series A funding round in January 2024, and direct investors from �ܱ�����™'s own employee base and its management.

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