During the last part of the year we update our analytical monitors and charts, in order to be ready to lead syndication of deals from January next year. We thought you may be interested in a short update of where the names we follow are trading.

Addepar, a fast-growing financial-technology provider, has reached a deal with RBC Wealth Management-U.S. to deploy its platform.

Impossible Foods has raised nearly $500 million in a funding round led by existing shareholder Mirae Asset Global Investments, highlighting a surge in investor appetite for fast-growing plant-based meat makers.

More new startups valued at $10 billion or above have been minted in 2021—far more than in any prior year, and double the number created in 2020, which set the previous record for new “decacorns,” as these highly valued companies are known.

Las Vegas-based Boxabl is creating the $49,500 Casita, a 375-square-foot prefab tiny home.

Elon Musk reportedly lives in a Casita, which already has a 47,000-person waitlist.

Take a tour inside the tiny home, which has a bedroom, bathroom, living room, and kitchen.

DataRobot, a Boston-based enterprise AI company, has quietly raised around $250 million in new funding led by existing investors Altimeter Capital Management and Tiger Global at around a $6 billion pre-money valuation, Axios has learned.

Confluent has filed proposed terms for its $713 million IPO.

The firm provides an IT infrastructure as a service platform to enterprises globally.

CFLT has grown revenue and gross profit but is generating high operating losses and the IPO appears expensive, so I'll watch it from the sidelines.

Addepar Valued at $2.17 Billion as Investors Bet on Wealth-Management Tech

Videogame company raises $1 billion from new and existing investors including Sony Group