Entrepreneur First unveils 7 SG firms in latest cohort

Talent investor Entrepreneur First (EF) has named the Singapore-based portfolio companies on its Global Reveal demo day. The firm’s international branches in London, Paris, Bangalore, Toronto, and Berlin have made similar announcements.

This is the first global demo day for EF, which used to organize its reveals by geography.

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The Singaporean companies in the latest cohort solve problems related to women’s health, fintech, Web3, and machine learning. Five of these startups are raising seed rounds and two have recently concluded fundraises.

Through its program, EF brings co-founders together, allowing them to test ideas and partnerships within a rapid timeframe. It is currently accepting applications for next season.

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The Singapore-based startups in EF’s 2022 cohort include:

• Ailiverse, a no-code platform that allows users with zero AI skills to build custom learning models. Around 10% of the training data required is relative to manual development.
• Better Data, a confidential synthetic data platform that automates up to 70% of manual processes in data sharing, using blockchain and deep generative models to solve for privacy.
• Bluejay Finance, an Asia-focused protocol for multicurrency stablecoins. It uses protocol-owned liquidity to issue and create the market for stablecoins.
• Ezzayo, a no-code, agent-based, simulation-driven tool to stress test and validate token-based ecosystems.
• Haemetrics, an automated, on-site blood testing platform to analyze female health-associated hormones.
• Lumeros AI, an automated machine learning project life cycle tester.
• Staq, a platform that leverages machine learning models to help SMEs securely share their financial data in less than ten minutes, instead of the average 48 hours.

EF recently raised a US$158 million series C round. It has helped 3,000 entrepreneurs build over 500 companies that collectively have a valuation of US$10 billion.