A few months before its fourth anniversary, the Geneva fintech Taurus has raised 65 million dollars (around 60 million francs) from leading banking groups. This second round of financing has Credit Suisse as lead investor, alongside Deutsche Bank and Pictet. Participants in the previous fundraising also reinvested Arab Bank Switzerland and real estate group Investis, according to a statement released on Tuesday. With this new capital, the company of around sixty people intends to expand abroad and hire new specialists.
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