Reuters, Bloomberg, Globe and Mail, GIC press release and Fintech.ca confirm Wealthsimple's C$425M raise at C$13.8B valuation.
via Reuters
Wealthsimple said it agreed an equity round of up to C$425 million at a post-money valuation of C$13.8 billion, led by GIC. The round includes C$300 million in primary capital and up to C$125 million in employee share sales.

The new valuation cements Wealthsimple as one of Canada’s most valuable startups.
Wealthsimple had C$169.2 billion in assets under administration reportedly as of Sept. 30 and more than four million users.
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