
United Kingdom · Financial services startup
Bound is a financial technology company that helps businesses manage foreign exchange risk and execute FX hedging efficiently.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Bound is a financial technology company that helps businesses manage foreign exchange risk and execute FX hedging efficiently.
Its mission is to replace traditional, manual FX processes with a modern platform that offers finance teams greater control, visibility, and speed in their operations. The platform provides a comprehensive solution for understanding and managing foreign currency exposure. It features tools for visibility into FX exposures, streamlined hedge execution, real-time currency risk analysis, and transparent pricing. Bound aims to simplify the complexities associated with banks and legacy treasury workflows, making it ideal for companies operating internationally or managing cross-border cash flows. Bound recently raised $24.5 million in Series A funding to enhance its FX hedging platform and support more businesses in automating their currency risk management. The company targets organizations with foreign currency exposure, particularly those looking to improve their hedging processes and protect their margins.
Funding, as reported
From Bound's own website: 2 founders, 2 on the team.
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