Ctrl Alt, a fintech start-up based in London and Dundalk, has raised €2.2 million in funding from Enterprise Ireland and MiddleMame Ventures.
The company assists companies looking to diversify their investment offering beyond stocks and bonds to ones in so-called fractionalised assets, such as property and green energy.
Ctrl Alt’s CEO Matt Ong said that alternative assets have traditionally been dominated by the super-rich and institutional investors, but that should change.
Ctrl Alt’s CTO Jack Sprago is the former founder and CEO of Belfast-based Gratsi, which was acquired by Strikepay two years ago.
MiddleGame, which has previously partnered with Enterprise Ireland on several fintech-focused funds, has invested more than €300 million in over 40 companies over the past ten years.
Michael Meyer, managing partner at MiddleGame, said that he is thrilled to be backing Ctrl Alt, which has built a unique business that combines Matt’s expertise on regulation with cutting-edge technology.
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