Climate risk start-up Unwritten raises $3.5m in seed funding

Cecilia Keating
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Climate risk start-up Unwritten raises $3.5m in seed funding

VC Connect Ventures, Planet A Ventures, Sand River, and Adapt Nation Capital among those to invest in company

A climate risk analysis start-up has raised $3.5m in seed funding in an investment round led by software venture capital firm VC Connect Ventures. The funding rond, announced this morning by Unwritten,...

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