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Studies to disease and virology. This year, the healthtech company also plans to launch a collection of NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Alongside the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), HLTH has also launched a digital health industry event called ViVE—a curated education and networking experience for digital health leaders, disruptors and influencers. Its 2022 event in Miami Beach had over 5k attendees.HLTH have raised a total of £22.9m in equity investment so far, in one funding round, as well as a grant worth £275k. Its investors include CollinStar Capital, DigitalX, Discovery Capital and Hoperidge Capital. 7. VAKT Global Sector: Business banking & financial servicesLocation: LondonEmployees: 50-99 Operating in the banking and financial services sector, VAKT Global has developed a secure, blockchain platform to make commodities trading more efficient. VAKT aims to transform the entire post-trade lifecycle, by bringing together all stakeholders (including trading parties, terminals, surveyors, agents, brokers, and banks) in a single ecosystem.VAKT Global uses blockchain technology to create a single digital record, where all of the details and stages of a trade can be agreed, recorded and seen securely by trading partners. Founded in 2018, it has so far raised £22.7m in equity investment, across three rounds, with investors including Saudi Aramco Energy Ventures. 8. Juro Sector: LawtechLocation: LondonEmployees: 50-99 Founded by a mix of lawyers and software engineers, Juro is modernising the process of creating legal contracts. Since 2015, Juro has been developing software that’s designed to make the creation and signing of contracts easier for businesses. As opposed to being based on cloud computing, Juro’s browser-based system enables contracts to be processed end-to-end in one flexible and easy-to-use platform. Whilst it’s based in the United Kingdom, Juro’s clients span across 85 countries, and include Trustpilot, Deliveroo, Cazoo, Curve and QuantumScape. Juro attended both the Mayor’s International Business Programme and Seedcamp accelerators in 2016, the year it was founded. Most recently, in January 2022, the blockchain startup secured £16.7m in fresh equity funding to expand across the US and Europe. This takes its total fundraisings to £22.7m, with investors including Eight Roads Ventures and Point Nine Capital. 9. Blockhouse Sector: Digital securityLocation: OxfordEmployees: 10-24 Founded in 2018, Blockhouse builds blockchain applications for increased data protection and security in banking, government, and identity systems. Based in Oxford, it is the highest-ranking blockchain company outside of the Capital. Developing what they term TRUSTLESS technology, Blockhouse uses decentralised, privacy-preserving computation
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