CMFG Ventures is the venture capital arm of CUNA Mutual Group, a financially strong insurance company serving 95% of the U.S. credit unions for more than 80 years. Founded by credit union pioneers looking for a trusted financial partner, we continue to earn that trust by helping credit unions and hardworking Americans build financial security.
CMFG Ventures is looking for the next generation of like-minded entrepreneurs to help us continue our focus to serve credit unions and their members for years to come.
CMFG Ventures is looking for the next generation of like-minded entrepreneurs to help us continue our focus to serve credit unions and their members for years to come.
Location: United States, Wisconsin, Madison
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2016
Investment Type: Venture Capital
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| Date | Title | Description |
| 07.11.2022 | Revvin Signs Distribution Agreement with CUNA Mutual Group | Valentin Saportas At Revvin, our mission is to democratize technology for a world where every financial institution can act like a modern-day technology company — without writing code.” — Valentin Saportas, CEO, MortgageHippo CHICAGO, IL, U... |
| 24.08.2017 | Mirador Receives Investment from CMFG Ventures | Mirador, a Portland, Oregon-based fintech startup that provides a fully digital platform for lending to small businesses, raised an undisclosed funding round. CMFG Ventures, the venture capital entity of CUNA Mutual Group, made the investme... |
| 30.03.2017 | WI Corporate Venture Funds Say They Bring Startups More Than Money | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints For a tech startup seeking to raise venture capital, there can be benefits to accepting an investment from the VC arm of a large corporation, rather than a traditional, standa... |
| 28.10.2016 | CUNA Mutual Group Venture Arm Exits Stealth, Reveals Investments | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints CMFG Ventures, an arm of CUNA Mutual Group that supports fintech and insurance technology startups, says it led a $10 million Series A investment in Chicago-based ForeverCar, ... |