Luisa Beltran

N26, a mobile banking startup backed by Peter Thiel, has raised $300 million in funding from Insight Venture Partners, GIC and existing investors, according to the Techregister UK. The deal values N26, of Germany, at $2.7 billion, the story said.

Sequoia Capital is leading a funding round of at least $500 million for Aurora, a self-driving car start-up, Recode reported. Aurora, founded in 2016 by Chris Urmson, one of the creators of Google’s self-driving car project that later became Waymo, is expected to be valued at more than $2 billion, the story said.

Talentsoft said Jan. 9 that it raised a $50 million round of funding led by Francisco Partners. Existing investors, Bpifrance and Goldman Sachs, also participated. Talentsoft, of Paris, provides learning and human capital management software.

Tiger Global Management LLC has invested $18 million Olo, a digital ordering and delivery platform for the restaurant industry.

Blue Heron Capital said Jan. 9 that it participated in Verato’s $10 million Series C round. Existing investors, Bessemer Venture Partners and Columbia Capital, also took part. Verato, of McLean, Virginia, provides cloud-based patient matching and master patient index (MPI) solutions.

TaxJar said Jan. 9 that it raised $60 million in funding from Insight Venture Partners. TaxJar, of Boston, is a sales tax automation company.

Cynerio said Jan. 9 that it raised $7 million in funding. Investors including Accelmed, RDC and MTIP. Cynerio provides medical device and Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) security solutions.

GAN Integrity said Jan. 9 that it raised $15 million in Series B financing led by Aquiline Technology Growth. Existing investors, including Edison Partners, participated in the round. GAN Integrity, of New York, develops compliance management software.

Jvion said Jan. 3 that it raised funding from JMI Equity, Health Enterprise Partners and Health Velocity Capital. Financial terms weren’t announced. Jvion, of Johns Creek, Georgia, provides AI healthcare software.

Gynesonics said Jan. 3 that it raised $75 million in equity financing led by Bain Capital Life Sciences. Gynesonics existing investors, including Abingworth, Advanced Technology Ventures (ATV), Endeavour Vision, HealthCrest, InterWest Partners, HBM Partners, Correlation Ventures and Hercules Technology Growth Capital also participated in the round. Gynesonics, of Redwood City, California, is developing treatments for uterine conditions.