Bank of Montreal and CIBC are among the investors in the new fund after backing Impression’s previous funds. (The Logic)
Bank of Montreal and CIBC are among the investors in the new fund after backing Impression’s previous funds. (The Logic)
Bank of Montreal and CIBC are among the investors in the new fund after backing Impression’s previous funds. (The Logic)
Talking point: Impression said in a press release that its investment focus remains unchanged, as its new fund will target seed-stage companies in the U.S. and Canada. Through its previous funds, the firm made early investments in 19 companies, including well-known fintechs like Wealthsimple, Symend and Brim Financial. Impression is the latest Canadian venture capital firm to tap into investors’ growing fintech appetite. Portage Ventures recently raised US$616 million for its third fund, with a final close expected in April. Impression’s $64-million raise brings it close to the $70-million maximum size it had set for the fund.
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