Schroders, Ferd among new investors in startup generator Antler
Vivienne Tay
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GLOBAL startup generator and early-stage venture capital Antler now counts investment management firm Schroders, family-owned Norwegian investment company Ferd, and New York-based FinTech Collective, as its backers.
The Singapore-founded company has raised over US$75 million in capital over the past six months following the latest investments.
These prominent investors join existing backers such as Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, Canica International and Japan's third-largest credit card issuer Credit Saison.
Magnus Grimeland, Antler co-founder and chief executive, said having accomplished investors such as Schroders, Ferd and FinTech Collective will allow Antler to provide a more valuable network for its startups as they grow their businesses.
Schroder's group chief executive Peter Harrison will join Antler's advisory board. Through its investment, Schroders - founded in 1804 - looks to combine its experience, approach to asset management and global distribution network with Antler's platform.
Antler provides pre-seed and later-stage capital to tech company founders identified via its programme. Launched in 2018, the company has a presence in cities including New York, London, Singapore, Sydney, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Nairobi and Oslo.
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