Fintech is increasingly becoming one of the most important sectors for investing, with some commentators comparing its influence to the late-1990s dotcom boom. Through SyndicateRoom, investors have the opportunity to invest in Fintech companies that are attempting to disrupt traditional financial services. As payments and information become more and more mobile, it is likely that innovation in the Fintech sector will continue to increase. In 2019, the fintech industry was valued at $111,240m. This is expected to reach a value of $158,014m by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 9.2%.


Why Invest in Fintech?

Fintech, or financial technology, is one of the world's most rapidly expanding industries. The UK, and London in particular, is one of the most important markets for the innovative Fintech industry, seeing particularly strong growth, and one UK unicorn often held up as the example for all UK fintech companies to follow is Wise, a business that facilitates international transfer of money, as well as the purchase of cryptocurrencies and similar offerings. By investing in startups in the Fintech space, investors have the chance to be a part of the next big breakthrough in financial technology.


Why invest with SyndicateRoom?

Our Access EIS fund builds a diversified startup portfolio for you by co-investing with experienced angel investors. It aims to build a portfolio of at least 50 companies for each investor to further mitigate risk, and to replicate annual market growth in the UK startup sector.

What SyndicateRoom offers:

  1. A data-driven approach to venture capital investing that aims to minimise risk.

  2. Access to a larger portion of the startup market through co-investment with experienced business angels.

  3. Generous tax reliefs as part of the EIS scheme for qualifying investors.

  4. Low minimum investment of £5,000.

SyndicateRoom is FREE to join

With SyndicateRoom you gain access to invest alongside professional investors receiving the same share class and same share price.

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