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Ledgy's Edge Summit 2025 will gather European company leaders to discuss effective equity management and incentive schemes.

Ledgy secured $22 million in Series B funding to expand its equity management platform and grow its presence in Europe.

Most private tech companies plan secondary share sales in 2025 as a liquidity option, with growing employee interest and equity's rising role in retention, though many employees lack full understanding of secondaries.

Companies are increasingly using secondary share sales for liquidity amid IPO uncertainty, with equity playing a key role in talent retention, according to Ledgy's 2025 report.

Most tech companies are planning secondary share sales to provide liquidity amid limited IPOs and M&A, with rising employee equity ownership and cautious IPO optimism favoring US and UK markets.

Most UK tech startups prefer listing in London, but market challenges and investor dynamics affect IPO decisions and outcomes.

Early startup employees can cash out equity mainly through M&A, IPOs, or secondaries markets, but options are limited and largely controlled by the company.

European startups are cutting employee equity grants amid a cooling fundraising environment, risking talent retention especially in early-stage and deeptech firms.

Startups in the U.S. and Europe are increasingly using employee equity as a key incentive amid funding challenges, with Europe catching up to U.S. levels due to market and investor influences.

Ledgy invests in SeaO₂'s oceanic carbon capture tech, pre-purchasing carbon to support scaling and credible climate impact.

Ryft got FCA approval to expand payments services, Ledgy invested in a carbon capture startup, and Cohesity partnered with Microsoft to enhance data security.

Ledgy raised $22M Series B to expand its equity management platform helping startups navigate complex European regulations and scale internationally.

Ledgy secured $22 million in Series B funding to accelerate growth, expand its team, and strengthen its equity management platform across Europe.

Ledgy secured $22 million Series B funding to expand its equity management platform across Europe, enhancing product development and market presence.

Ledgy secured $22M Series B funding to expand its equity management platform used by over 2,500 companies across 42 countries.

Ledgy raised $22M Series B to expand its equity management platform helping startups navigate complex ownership and compliance across Europe.

Ledgy raised $22 million from investors including NEA and Sequoia to support its equity and cap table management platform for European startups.

Ledgy has raised new funding to expand and improve its equity management platform.

Zurich-based Ledgy raised €22 million to expand its equity management platform that helps startups across Europe manage complex equity plans and retain talent.

Ledgy secured $22M Series B funding to accelerate European expansion of its equity management platform for startups, enhancing cross-border equity transparency and compliance.