![]() ![]() ![]() Notably, this funding represents the first strategic investment from The Mortgage Collaborative’s new venture capital fund, TMC Emerging Technology Fund LP, which aims to capture opportunities driven by rapid technological change in the mortgage sector. In 2020, the company grew its team to over 200 employees and surpassed $6 billion in monthly loan volume on its platform. Maxwell facilitated over $100 billion in loan volume to-date through its platform. “From our investments in SoFi and Figure, we’ve seen first hand the impact modern industry-leading technology capabilities and innovative business models can have on complex markets that are eager for change.” Fund VI includes both new and existing limited partners comprising institutional. The main department of described VC is located in the Atlanta. TTV Capital, an Atlanta, GA-based early-stage fintech venture capital firm, has closed its sixth fund, at 250m. “Maxwell has developed a breakthrough SaaS platform aimed at a fast-growing segment of the mortgage market,” said Peter Ackerson, general partner at Fin VC. In 2000 was created TTV Capital, which is appeared as VC. These lenders excel in their local knowledge, local relationships, and local relevance-strengths that will serve them well as Gen Xers and millennials seek homeownership in high numbers,” said John Paasonen, Maxwell co-founder and CEO. “Community lenders are uniquely positioned for growth by delivering superior and tailored lending products to their markets. Maxwell currently helps more than 250 community lenders nationwide weed through the cost and various obstacles throughout the entire mortgage transaction. ![]() Since the 2008 mortgage crisis, most new digital entrants focus on the application process. Loan fulfillment accounts for 50% of mortgage costs, according to the press release. The company hopes to meet the market demand for technology solutions that enable community lenders, extending its reach to a number of small and midsize mortgage lenders. According to media outlets, the seed funding was led by TTV Capital and counted Seraph Group, AAF Management Ltd, StartX and the Stanford Alumni community as angel investors. Maxwell has now raised more than $20 million in eight months after a $5 million Series A funding round in June 2020.Īccording to a press release, Maxwell plans to use the additional capital to accelerate product development, market penetration, and product and engineering recruitment. Streetbeat, a stock trading platform based in Palo Alto, announced today that it has raised 10 million in venture funding. Rotor Capital, The Mortgage Collaborative Emerging Technology Fund, and existing investors including Anthemis Group, Route 66 Ventures, and Sovereign's Capital also participated in the round. Maxwell raised $16.3 million in a Series B funding round led by Fin VC and TTV Capital. ![]()
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