Doconomy, a Swedish climate-focused fintech startup, has raised €34 million ($36.9 million) in a Series B financing round. This investment, led by UBS Next and CommerzVentures, includes participation from S&P Global and existing shareholders. Doconomy offers tools to help bank customers measure the carbon footprint of their spending, leveraging partnerships with major entities like Mastercard and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.
Expansion and Strategic Importance
This significant investment aims to drive Doconomy’s expansion into North America and introduce new products. CEO Mathias Wikstrom emphasized the goal of engaging banks globally in ESG efforts, linking environmental and social impacts.
Financial Details and Growth Prospects
- Investment Breakdown: Leading European banks UBS and Commerzbank have committed funds, alongside new and existing investors.
- Strategic Partners: Collaborations with firms like Boston Consulting Group and S&P Global highlight Doconomy’s credibility and reach.
- Market Position: The AIand Index, Doconomy’s flagship service, converts financial transactions into CO2 footprints, used by over 100 financial institutions in 40 countries.
Facing Challenges and Criticisms
Despite its growth, Doconomy has faced attacks from climate skeptics like Jordan Peterson. Wikstrom addressed these criticisms by emphasizing the importance of educating the public on climate issues and the tangible impacts of global warming.
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