Empowering Impactful Innovation — Sustainable Fintech Fund

Are you ready to help accelerate the next round of global Fintech Startups?  

Want to invest together with some of the best in the industry like Dom Pym (Euphemia and ex Up) and propel the next generation of Fintech Startups?

Startupbootcamp is proud to announce the Sustainable Fintech Fund.  

  • $5 million fund

  • Will invest and accelerate up to 30 early stage Fintech startups 

  • Across three separate accelerator programs (10 startups per cohort)

  • Over 3 years.   

Why Startupbootcamp?

The opportunity to invest with one of the largest global industry focused accelerators. Since 2010 Startupbootcamp has accelerated over 1500 startups with an impressive track record of accelerated returns across a portfolio of pre-seed investments.  Program alumni have gone on to raise over $2.18 billion of follow on funding and 76% continue to remain active 5 years post program.  A number to be particularly proud of.

Why Sustainable Fintech?

According to McKinsey, $5-$7 trillion is needed to be invested annually in order for the globe to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.  We need to make a start, NOW.

Sustainable Fintech combines financial technology and sustainability. It involves the development and use of innovative financial technologies to promote sustainable development and address social, environmental and governance challenges.  With the rise of technology, Fintech startups are changing the face of finance, and sustainable fintech startups are leading the charge towards a greener, more equitable future.

Investing in sustainable fintech startups can be a great way to support the transition towards a more sustainable economy while generating financial returns. But why should you invest in a sustainable fintech fund specifically? Here are some reasons:

Diversification

Diversification helps to reduce risk. Sustainable fintech startups are typically early-stage companies that are highly volatile, meaning that investing in one company alone can be risky. However, investing in a fund that has a portfolio of sustainable fintech startups diversifies the investment and mitigates risk. By investing in a fund, investors can spread their money across multiple companies and reduce the risk of losing all their investment if one of the startups fails.

Access to Exclusive Opportunities

Investing in the Sustainable Fintech Fund also provides investors with access to exclusive investment opportunities. Sustainable fintech startups are often at the forefront of innovation, and many are not yet publicly traded. By investing in the Sustainable Fintech Fund, investors can gain access to these exclusive investment opportunities and potentially benefit from the significant growth potential of early-stage startups.

Positive Impact

Perhaps the most compelling reason to invest in the Sustainable Fintech Fund is the positive impact it can have on society and the environment. Sustainable fintech startups are focused on addressing some of the world's most pressing social and environmental issues, such as climate change, poverty, and inequality. By investing in these startups, investors can support innovative solutions to these problems and contribute to a more sustainable future. 

Selection and Mentor Opportunities

When you invest with Startupbootcamp, you have the option to help with final selection of the cohort that comes through the program as well as the opportunity to become a mentor on the program.  If you have industry experience or startup skills to share, what better way than to impart them with startups you’re investing into.

First Rights for Follow On

As part of the Sustainable Fintech Fund, we make sure our investors receive the first opportunities to double down on their investment.  Get to know and work with the founders before you make a larger investment!

As advocates for the Fintech industry, it is our responsibility to nurture and propel the next round of exceptional global Fintech startups.  There’s work to be done to uplift our people, our planet, and our purpose.  So rather than wonder if you’d like to invest, consider if you can afford not to invest?

Join us for a roundtable Q&A for the Sustainable Fintech Fund (Virtual Event).

Thursday 27th April, 12pm - 12:45pm

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