Halo Investing raises $100 million

Halo Investing raises $100 million
The platform, which provides structured notes, annuities and other investments, plans to use the funds to expand its product offerings.
OCT 12, 2021

Halo Investing, a platform for structured notes, annuities and other of what it calls “protective investments,” has raised over $100 million in Series C funding.

The latest fundraising round was led by Owl Capital and included a fund managed by Abu Dhabi Catalyst Partners, in addition to existing investors Allianz Life Ventures and William Blair.

Halo, which has raised $120 million to date, will use the proceeds to expand its product offerings.

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