VC Deals

IDnow, a provider of identity verification-as-a-service solutions, has raised $40 million in funding. The investor was Corsair Capital LLC.

Tiqets, a Dutch ticketing platform, has raised $60 million in Series C funding. Airbnb led the round with participation from HPE Growth Capital and Investion.

PeerStreet, a platform for investing in real estate backed loans, has raised $60 million in Series C funding. Colchis Capital led the round with participation from other investors that included Andreessen Horowitz, World Innovation Lab and Thomvest Ventures.

Scopely, a mobile game firm, has raised US$200 million in Series D financing. NewView Capital led the round with participation from other investors that include Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Baillie Gifford, Greycroft Partners, Revolution Growth and Sands Capital Ventures. The capital infusion will be used to accelerate Scopely's M&A and investment strategy.

New York and San Francisco-based Nuvation Bio Inc, an oncology startup, has secured $275 million in Series A financing. Omega Funds led the round.

Vacasa, a vacation rental management platform, has secured $319 million in funding. Silver Lake led the round with participation from Riverwood Capital, Level Equity and NewSpring.

London-based Greensill, a provider of working capital finance for companies, has raised $655 million in funding. The backer was SoftBank Vision Fund.

Braintree, Massachusetts-based Green Rabbit, an e-commerce cold chain logistics provider to the food industry, has raised $31 million in funding. The investor was Guidepost Growth Equity.

Canada Jetlines Ltd, a Vancouver-based ultra-low-cost carrier airline, is postponing its planned December launch after failing to secure financing from its investment partners SmartLynx and InHarv Partners, a South Korean venture capital and private equity firm. SmartLynx had originally committed $40 million in financing to Jetlines while InHarv had previously agreed to provide up to $14 million in  financing. A relaunch date will not be announced until funding is secured. Also, as a result of the launch postponement, Jetlines is laying off most of its employees except for a core team led by the executive chairman who will continue to try to secure financing.

Ottawa, Canada-based Cord3 Innovation Inc, a data-centric cybersecurity company, has $2 million in funding. The investor was BDC Capital's growth and transition capital unit. The capital will be used to enable Cord3 to scale its solutions.