Snoop, a “smart money” app, has raised £15mn Series A funding.
In Brief:
Snoop was founded by former Virgin Money chief Jayne-Anne Gadhia.
The funding comes from Paulson & Co. Inc.
It follows a £10mn crowdfund in December.
What does this mean?
The app has already offered around three million money management and saving insights to customers, and the cash will be used for international expansion with a focus on the US.
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