Cerebreon
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Cerebreon

https://www.cerebreon.com/
Last activity: 01.04.2020
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Cerebreon is an ambitious team of innovators who provide deep learning technology platforms to the insolvency and debt industry, automatically processing and analysing insolvency documents to administer and predict the outcome of debt recovery and improve net margins for all stakeholders.

Our core product extracts, validates and processes all unstructured insolvency data and documents to reduce operating costs, improve accuracy, forecast portfolio recovery, reduce default levels and verify the application of Treat Customer Fairly (TCF) principles in a fully auditable and transparent way.
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Location: Ireland, Glenties Municipal District, Ardara
Employees: 1-10
Total raised: $1.9M
Founded date: 2016

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Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
03.04.2020Seed$1.86M-
07.06.2018-$35.38KNDRC

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01.04.2020Cerebreon closes €1.6 million seed funding to predict and avoid debt ahead of timeThe Irish insolvency tech startup Cerebreon has announced closing an approximate €1.69 million seed round, in a bid to help consumers, financial institutions and insolvency practitioners use data to predict and avoid bankruptcy. Cerebreon, ...
31.03.2020Cerebreon Closes £1.5m Seed Funding RoundCerebreon, a Donegal, Ireland-based insolvency technology startup, closed a £1.5m seed funding round. The round was led by Delta Partners and supported by HBAN/private Angels, Western Development Commission, Consilience Ventures and Growing...
07.06.2018Cerebreon Wins €30,000 Investment At NDRC PitchInsolvency software startup Cerebreon came up trumps at the NDRC Investor Showcase, with the company seeing off nine other businesses to win the event and secure €30,000 in follow-on investment. Cerebreon aims to use machine intelligence to...

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