Cowboy Ventures Joins Eisen $18.5M Raise for Compliance AI
Cowboy Ventures participated in Eisen’s combined $18.5M financing — a $10M Series A and $8.5M seed — for AI-enabled compliance operations in financial services.
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Cowboy Ventures participated in Eisen’s combined $18.5M financing — a $10M Series A and $8.5M seed — for AI-enabled compliance operations in financial services.
Cowboy Ventures joined Basata’s $21M Series A to automate healthcare operations, part of a busy 2026 that also included leading Petual’s seed round.
Charge Ventures backed Coral Care’s Series A, its most recent deal as the Brooklyn pre-seed firm supports breakouts across non-traditional startup hubs.
Cantos backed Heaviside Industries’ $28M Series A (May 2026). That round is historical: the live mark is $600M after a $60M Series B on August 12, 2026.
Canaan Partners led a Series A for Vedana Therapeutics, extending the firm’s healthcare franchise as it deploys its $850M Fund XIII.
Canaan Partners led a $30M Series A in OpenArt, an AI-native visual media infrastructure company, from its $850M Fund XIII.
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures portfolio company Canid raised a $10M Series A, a follow-on milestone as the pioneering Brooklyn seed fund manages its existing book.
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures-backed Compyl raised a $12M Series A for its security and compliance automation platform, another follow-on for the Brooklyn seed pioneer.
Blisce backed evroc’s ~$55M (€50M) round to build sovereign hyperscale data centers in Europe, reinforcing the firm’s climate and infrastructure focus.
Neo emerged from stealth with $100M from Andreessen Horowitz and Bessemer Venture Partners to give SecOps inventory, posture, and real-time control over AI agents on the enterprise endpoint.
Act Security, founded by the Medigate team and backed by Bessemer from seed through Series A, emerged from stealth with $60M to eliminate the access sprawl that makes cloud vulnerabilities exploitable — including by AI agents.
Bain Capital Ventures co-led Reserv’s $20M Series A with Altai Ventures to expand generative-AI insurance claims analysis tools.