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Medical fish skin company Kerecis closes $3m convertible note

Ísafjörður based Kerecis, that creates fish skin based products to help with healing of wounds, recently announced it had sold a $3m convertible note to its current investors. All the largest investors in the company participated, and the note was oversubscribed.

Kerecis was in NSA Ventures portfolio until 2014 when the fund sold its 26% stake to a group of investors that included the founder. The purchase price was undisclosed.

Anti-Money-Laundering startup Lucinity raises $6.1m, co-led by Karma Ventures and byFounders

Anti-Money-Laundering (AML) software startup Lucinity, which uses “Human AI to ‘make money good’, by augmenting financial crime fighters in financial firms with AI technology” just announced a $6.1m funding round, co-led by Karma Ventures and byFounders. Previous investors Crowberry Capital and Preceptor Capital also participated. The funding round can

Sidekick Health raises $20m Series A led by Wellington Partners and Asabys Partners

Digital Therapeutics company Sidekick Health just announced a $20m Series A funding round, led by Wellington Partners and Asabys Partners, with participation from existing investors Novator and Frumtak. The company specialises gamified digital therapeutics solutions and programs focused on chronic and lifestyle diseases. SidekickHealth maker Goodlifeme raises $1.5m round

Indy studio Tasty Rook just released its first title: Triple Agent

Tasty Rook, an Icelandic indy game studio just released its first title: Triple Agent, described as “a thrilling party game of betrayal and espionage for 5-9 people played on a single mobile device,” in the press release. (Get it – it’s free – for iOS / Android). From the announcement: At the

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