Full-Time
bunch
51-200 employees
Digital platform for investment management
No salary listed
Junior, Mid
London, UK
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- 1-3 years of experience in startups, top-tier consulting, investment banking, venture capital / private equity, or other fast-paced environments.
- A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in business administration, engineering, science or a related field from a reputable university.
- Excellent multitasking and prioritisation skills to handle multiple projects, with a proven ability to achieve results regardless of the challenges involved.
- Proactive & entrepreneurial mindset, combined with a willingness to dive into new areas, break down complex problems into simple solutions, and take full ownership of outcomes.
- Clear, articulate communication skills in English. German is a plus, but not required.
- Familiarity with low-code/no-code tools or a willingness to learn is a strong advantage.
- Conduct UK-specific market research and opportunity assessments to support the Founders and the UK General Manager in new areas for growth, operational improvements, and the launch of new markets, business lines and products.
- Lead the early stages of high-importance, high-urgency projects - from problem definition to actionable plans. Drive data-backed testing of hypotheses through reference calls, targeted research, and rapid prototyping to find solutions quickly.
- Take charge of initiatives across commercial, product, and operations. Work closely with different teams to ensure alignment and effective execution. Step into interim roles as needed to drive outcomes and maintain momentum.
- Build and maintain key partnerships that support our business objectives.
- Monitor key metrics and help prepare materials for board meetings and other investor communications to keep investors informed and aligned with our company's vision and progress.
- German language skills are a plus, but not required.
- Familiarity with low-code/no-code tools or a willingness to learn is a strong advantage.
Bunch Capital is a digital platform that simplifies the creation and management of investment vehicles for investors in the European private markets. It allows users to quickly set up customized investments while handling regulatory complexities and administrative tasks, including KYC and AML checks. Unlike traditional investment methods, Bunch Capital eliminates the need for intermediaries, making the process more efficient. The company's goal is to make investing more accessible and manageable for individuals navigating the European investment landscape.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$23.4M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2021
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Bunch Capital's expansion into the UK taps into Europe's largest private market.
- The platform's AI-driven analytics enhance data-centric investment management.
- Growing regulatory support in Europe facilitates Bunch Capital's multi-jurisdictional operations.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from established financial institutions threatens Bunch Capital's market share.
- Rapid technological changes may outpace Bunch Capital's platform updates, risking obsolescence.
- Expansion into the UK may lead to new regulatory challenges and compliance costs.
What makes bunch unique
- Bunch Capital simplifies investment vehicle creation and management in European private markets.
- The platform eliminates traditional intermediaries, reducing administrative burdens for investors.
- Bunch Capital offers digital KYC/AML checks and real-time process updates for investors.
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↑ 6%Berlin-headquartered fintech bunch has launched in the UK, bringing its operating system for private equity and venture capital funds to the largest market in Europe. The move builds on a stellar year of growth for the company, which has tripled both its revenue and Assets under Administration over the past 12 months.Capitalising on rapid growth in private marketsPrivate markets have been propelled by powerful tailwinds in recent years, with the global value of assets under management rising from $10 trillion to $24 trillion over the last decade. Appetite from retail investors hoping to enter the rapidly-expanding category currently stands at $150 trillion. Bolstered by the growing need for diversified retirement products, and the huge capital demands of funding the transition to renewable energy sources and modernising technology in industry, private markets are on the precipice of becoming a mainstream asset class. However, the processes and technological infrastructure have evolved little since the 1980s, impeding fund managers’ efforts to accelerate wealth creation through alternative assets.A System of Record to push private markets into the 20th centurybunch provides an end-to-end platform for investors to operate, administrate and transact within private markets. While fund operations have historically been characterised by complex, paperwork-based processes and a lack of transparency, bunch’s data-centric approach enables GPs and LPs to interact with accurate, up-to-date information, all in one place
Berlin-based startup bunch.capital has raised $15.5 million in a Series A round led by FinTech Collective, with participation from Cherry Ventures, Motive Ventures, Broadhaven Ventures, TinyVC, and business angels. The platform aims to automate and digitize investment management for private market investors, reducing manual data entry and errors. Bunch has raised a total of $22 million and manages assets worth approximately €2 billion.
bunch, the fintech company transforming private markets, announced the successful closing of its $15.5 million Series A. The round is led by global investor FinTech Collective, and existing investors including Cherry Ventures and Motive Ventures are doubling down. Top private market experts such as Broadhaven Ventures and former AngelList Europe Head Philipp Moehring’s TinyVC, as well as angel investors including founders and executives of Klarna, Moonfare, and Kinnevik participated.Private Markets are Stuck in the 80’sPrivate markets are experiencing unprecedented growth, with alternative assets expected to reach nearly $40 trillion by the end of the decade. However, the industry is still reliant on outdated tools and methods, such as sloppy spreadsheets, complex workflows, and paper-based processes, reminiscent of the 1980s. With more and more investors pushing to participate in private markets, this rapid expansion has created an urgent need for modernisation in the industry’s workflow infrastructure and data management systems.Introducing bunch: The Backbone of Private MarketsFounded in late 2021 by Levent Altunel and Enrico Ohnemüller, bunch is the end-to-end platform that enables sophisticated funds and investors to operate, administrate, and transact within private markets, in a seamless and secure manner. The data-centric approach helps GPs and LPs save time, money, and mental energy by reducing complexity and replacing legacy providers with tech, as bunch heavily leverages AI and automation workflows
Berlin-based fintech Bunch has raised $15.5 million. The platform allows fund companies to upload information related to accounting, financial reporting, and current employee projects. Bunch processes this data, making it accessible at any time. The fintech aims to assist investors in managing, monitoring, and controlling their investments.
Bunch has raised $15.5 million for its platform that simplifies investment management for VCs, according to TechCrunch. The content emphasizes that all information is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any securities. Investors are urged to review all relevant documents and consult with legal and tax advisers before making any investment decisions.