Warren raises €10M to reshape retirement savings
Ghent-based fintech startup Warren hasraised €10 million in a seed funding round led by Motive Ventures, the venturearm of transatlantic investment fund Motive Partners. The round also included FCapit... Warren offers a workplace pension and financial coaching platform that helps employees manage retirement savings and personal finances through AI-powered guidance and expert support.
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- Fintech Warren raises €10M to reshape retirement savings Warren offers a workplace pension and financial coaching platform that helps employees manage retirement savings and personal finances through AI-powered guidance and expert support.
Tamara Djurickovic 34 minutes ago Share Share Send email Copy link Ghent-based fintech startup Warren has raised €10 million in a seed funding round led by Motive Ventures, the venture arm of transatlantic investment fund Motive Partners .
- The company obtained an Institution for Occupational Retirement Provision (IBP) licence in 2025 and now manages its own pension fund, Warren Pension Fund OFP.
The company believes that low yields, inflation, fees, and limited transparency can reduce the long-term effectiveness of traditional supplementary pension products.
- It's about our prosperity, today and for future generations, says Cedric De Vleeschauwer , co-founder and CEO of Warren.
The company's pension fund invests through a diversified portfolio of equity and bond exchange-traded funds.
- According to the company, around 100 Belgian businesses, including Lighthouse, Yuki, Wintercircus, and Poppy Mobility, have adopted the platform, with thousands of employees actively using the service.
The newly raised capital will support Warren's continued expansion in Belgium and prepare the company for entry into additional European markets.
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- #Ghent-based fintech startup Warren hasraised €10 million in a seed funding round led by Motive Ventures, the venturearm of transatlantic investment fund Motive Partners.
- #Tamara Djurickovic 34 minutes ago Share Share Send email Copy link Ghent-based fintech startup Warren has raised €10 million in a seed funding round led by Motive Ventures, the venture arm of transatlantic investment fund Motive Partners .
- #According to the company, around 100 Belgian businesses, including Lighthouse, Yuki, Wintercircus, and Poppy Mobility, have adopted the platform, with thousands of employees actively using the service.
Warren offers a workplace pension and financial coaching platform that helps employees manage retirement savings and personal finances through AI-powered guidance and expert support. Fintech Warren raises €10M to reshape retirement savings Warren offers a workplace pension and financial coaching platform that helps employees manage retirement savings and personal finances through AI-powered guidance and expert support. Tamara Djurickovic 34 minutes ago Share Share Send email Copy link Ghent-based fintech startup Warren has raised €10 million in a seed funding round led by Motive Ventures, the venture arm of transatlantic investment fund Motive Partners .
The round also included F Capital and follow-on investments from Entourage, Syndicate One, and 100IN. Founded to address shortcomings in Belgium's supplementary pension system, Warren operates a workplace pension platform and financial coaching service designed to help employees better understand and grow their long-term savings. The company obtained an Institution for Occupational Retirement Provision (IBP) licence in 2025 and now manages its own pension fund, Warren Pension Fund OFP.
The company believes that low yields, inflation, fees, and limited transparency can reduce the long-term effectiveness of traditional supplementary pension products. The vast majority of Belgians save for their retirement in financial products that erode their purchasing power year after year, even though retirement is by definition a long-term horizon. This is an enormous social problem whose severity remains chronically underestimated.
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