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Series C

Stoïk integrates insurance coverage with cybersecurity, letting companies manage cyber risk through active prevention and incident response.

About Stoïk

Stoïk offers an integrated model that combines cyber insurance, active risk prevention, and in-house incident response specifically designed for SMEs and mid-sized organizations in Europe. The service utilizes AI technology to enhance its protective measures and incident management, adapting defenses based on the analysis of over 150 incidents managed monthly.

Stoïk is a France-based company founded in 2021, now around 188 people. It has raised $77.3M in disclosed funding, starting with a Seed in 2021. FundFinder classes it as Fintech.

Founded by Jules Veyrat (Co-founder & CEO; previously IMPALA SAS, Philo Éditions; HEC Paris), Alexandre Andreini (Co-founder & Chief Risk Officer; previously Wavestone; PWK and PEN300 trainings), Philippe Mangematin (Co-Founder; repeat founder; previously BNP Paribas CIB, Boston Consulting Group (BCG); CEA - Centre d'Etudes Actuarielles), Nicolas Sayer (Co-founder & CPTO; previously Equify, Hexa; 42 Paris), Andrey Gordiychuk (Co-founder; previously ABBYY, EyeQ; Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology), Mike Kuznetsov (CTO, co-founder; repeat founder; previously STOIK Ltd., STOIK Soft; Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology).

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Series C · Jan 2026

  • Anthemis Group — Anthemis Group is a global platform that cultivates change in the financial system by investing in, growing, and sustaining businesses. · cheques £250k – £3.5M

Funding history

2021Seed · €3.8M
Jan 2026Series CAnthemis Group

● rounds tracked in this directory · ○ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.

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