Madrid's Mirai RiskTech Closes €5M Round With Inveready to Push Into US, UK and Middle East
Madrid’s Mirai RiskTech Closes €5M Round With Inveready to Push Into US, UK and Middle East #
Madrid-based risk technology firm Mirai RiskTech has raised €5 million from Spanish alternative asset manager Inveready, with the capital set for international expansion and continued development of its artificial intelligence product line.
The round, announced on 22 September 2026, will support Mirai’s push into Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Middle East, alongside further growth in its home market of Spain. Founded in 2013, the company provides SaaS products and consulting services for balance sheet management, asset and liability management (ALM) and regulatory compliance at banks.
Mirai’s case to lenders rests on a structural problem common across the industry: most financial institutions run treasury, ALM, risk and finance on separate legacy systems with inconsistent methodologies. The company says that fragmentation makes stress testing more burdensome, slows management decisions and complicates balance sheet oversight when market conditions shift quickly.
The platform is built on a single data model that brings interest rate risk in the banking book (IRRBB), liquidity management, funds transfer pricing (FTP) and regulatory reporting into a unified cloud-native framework. The aim is to give risk and finance teams a consistent view across metrics without reconciling numbers from separate systems.
Part of the new capital will go toward Mirai AI, the firm’s artificial intelligence product line, which combines generative AI and deep learning to help banks respond faster to balance sheet changes. One component, Mirai AI Modeling, lets clients build and operationalise behavioural models from historical data using statistical and machine learning methods directly in production workflows.
Chartis Research has placed Mirai in five of its RiskTech quadrant rankings, and the firm appeared in the 2025 RiskTech100 list.
Inveready, which manages more than €2.7 billion in assets across 53 funds and has backed 275 portfolio companies since its founding in 2008, said it views Mirai’s integrated approach as suited to rising regulatory expectations and the faster pace at which treasury teams now need to operate.
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