Catalytic Capital has participated in Indian healthtech startup Dozee’s funding round, while MoneyHero has announced a strategic partnership with the Bank of the Philippine Islands.
Catalytic Capital backs Indian healthcare startup
Catalytic Capital for Climate & Health (C3H), an impact-first vehicle by Temasek Trust, on Thursday announced its participation in the $8.3-million Series A5 funding round of Dozee, an India-based healthtech startup.
Founded in 2015, Dozee’s AI-powered RPM solution offers real-time health monitoring and early detection of critical conditions, enhancing clinical efficiency, reducing hospital burden, and improving patient care accessibility.
Dozee last raised $6 million funding from 3one4 Capital, Prime Venture Partners, YourNest VC, and State Bank of India, among others, in 2023. The healthtech startup has so far raised about $40 million across multiple rounds of funding.
It is currently deployed in over 350 hospitals in India and the US, catering to over 1 million patients.
C3H’s investment in Dozee reflects its commitment to advancing healthcare innovation and improving patient care through providing catalytic capital to companies developing cutting-edge, scalable technology.
MoneyHero partners with Bank of the Philippine Islands
Singapore- and Hong Kong-based fintech firm MoneyHero has announced a strategic partnership with the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI).
This collaboration expands MoneyHero’s credit card comparison service, enabling more Filipinos to seamlessly compare and apply for credit card options, supporting informed financial decision-making in the country’s rapidly growing credit card market.
Through this strategic partnership, MoneyHero is strengthening its position as a leading personal finance aggregation and comparison platform in the region. The collaboration with BPI will enable consumers in the Philippines to compare and apply for a wider range of credit card options.
Currently, MoneyHero allows consumers to compare more than 20 credit card options offered by leading banks, alongside a variety of other financial products, including insurance and loans available in the Philippines.
