EQT Ventures and QuantumLight back wealthtech platform Nevis in $70m raise
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A $70m round into a wealthtech platform from Revolut alumni shows investors still believe in vertical fintech plays even as super-apps expand. Incumbent wealth managers should assume their UX and personalization bar is now being set by ex-neobank operators, not other banks.
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