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London, 06 February 2025: 91����™, the UK-based technology company specialising in transformational Software as a Service, is pleased to announce it has been included in Capsule Insurance’s Scale-Up 50 2025.

In its third year, Capsule Insurance’s Scale-Up 50 2025 showcases the UK’s hottest tech scale-ups to watch. This year’s list highlights the leaders in the tech industry and acknowledges the remarkable success of the tech scale-up and investment in the last 12 months.
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2024 was an active period for 91����™:

• Achieved one of the largest Series A fundraises of 2023/24. The £25m oversubscribed funding round was backed by the high-quality investors Citi, State Street, Fidelity and Portage, with Altered Capital joining as an investor later in the year.
• Signed an agreement with Fidelity International in March to deliver 91����™’s innovative cloud-based Transfer Agency platform as part of its private assets business operating model.
• Achieved ISO27001 certification.
• Continued to enhance and expand product offerings, launching the Long-Term Asset Fund (LTAF) capability.
• The 91����™ team grew by more than 50%.
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91����™, a FinTech leader in global asset and wealth management solutions is striving to transform the industry as a whole. Following an injection of capital in the form of a £25 million Series A in 2024 led by Fidelity International Strategic Ventures and Portage, 91����™ has been accelerating its product development, expanding its market and user base, and becoming a vital technology platform globally. ‍

Commenting, Phil Goffin, Founder and CEO of 91����™ said, “We are honoured to be recognised in Capsule Insurance’s Scale-Up 50 for 2025. This achievement is a testament to our team’s dedication, innovation, and commitment to driving meaningful change in our industry. As we continue to scale, we remain focused on delivering exceptional value to our customers and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. We thank Capsule Insurance for this recognition.”

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The Capsule Scale-Up 50 2025 is supported by Cooper Parry & HSBC Innovation Banking and compiled by leading business research analyst and Sunday Times 100 Head of Research Ying van de Walle.

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