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Here is what’s happening in European tech:

Deals

–Koa Health, a digital mental health care provider based in the Netherlands, has announced its successful spin out from Alpha, 鈥檚 startup factory, along with . The startup’s debut product is Koa Foundations, a mental well-being app designed for the workplace, helping organizations support their teams.

–Ozon, Russia鈥檚 leading online retailer, has , in which it aims to raise 鈥渁t least $500 million.鈥� Ozon is also considering listing its ADS in Moscow along with or shortly after its planned IPO in the United States, Reuters’ sources said.

–German fintech startup Vivid Money has raised a 鈧�15 million Series A funding round, . Built on top of for the banking infrastructure, Vivid Money is a challenger bank with a few nifty features.

—, a London-based legacy payments company, will , two card payments and card terminal leasing businesses in the U.K., from a consortium of private investors. The price tag is expected to read around 拢70 million.

–Irish startup has 聽for a sensor technology that prevents road accidents. The Limerick-based company 鈥渋s applying AI software and a five-dimensional sensory platform to聽predict and prevent accidents in real time聽and beyond the line-of-sight.鈥�

–Spanish firm has , All Iron Ventures I, with 鈧�66.5 million–all from private investors. The firm leads or co-invests in initial rounds, mainly in Series A or before. Initial tickets are typically up to 鈧�2 million, with the possibility of follow-on funding.

–U.K.-based 6-month-old fintech startup has ; half of it came through a crowdfunding campaign, and the other half from the . Snoop is a financial management app that claims to always be 鈥渨atching your spending and spotting smart ways you can save.鈥�

We also tracked a large number of (other) European tech funding rounds and M&A transactions, all of which we are putting in a handy list for you on Friday afternoon in our weekly roundup newsletter (note: the full list is for 聽only). Also check out聽聽for ongoing coverage.

Worth knowing

— French travel startup , which has raised more than $100 million in funding so far, is聽聽by the end of this year. This number represents聽more than 20 percent of its total workforce.

–If you haven’t had enough of the Starling vs Monzo drama yet, 聽by Yahoo Finance’s Oscar William Grut.

–Speaking of banking, HSBC is about to launch a rival of its own. Global Money Account鈥斺�攊s a free mobile-based service that customers can use to hold, manage and send funds in various currencies to HSBC customers in over 20 markets around the clock in real time.

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