Allica Bank Revenue, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Allica Bank is valued at $1.2B as of February 2026, a 4.1x multiple on its last reported $293M revenue.

Last Allica Bank valuation

$1.2B

Series D · Feb 2026

Last Allica Bank funding round

$155M

Series D · Feb 2026

Allica Bank revenue

$293M

Series D · Feb 2026

Key investors in Allica Bank

Allica Bank Overview

About Allica Bank

Allica Bank is a London-headquartered digital bank for UK SMEs, launched in 2020. It offers savings accounts, fixed-term deposits, loans, and overdrafts through an app-based platform. Backed by investors including TCV, Allica serves businesses with turnover between £3 million and £100 million, maintaining branches in Manchester and Leeds for relationship banking.


Founded

2017

HQ

United KingdomLondon

Status

Privately held

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Services

Revenue

$293M (Feb 2026)

Valuation

$1.2B (Feb 2026)

Allica Bank Valuation

Allica Bank is currently valued at $1.2B, based on its Series D in February 2026.

The $155M round was led by GLG, Sona Asset Management and Ventura Capital, with participation from Blue Owl Capital Inc. and TCV.

Allica Bank valuation by funding round

Allica Bank valuation by funding round
DateStageValuationRevenue Multiple
Feb 2026Series D$1.2B4.1x

Allica Bank Revenue

Allica Bank's latest recorded revenue is $293M, as of its Series D in February 2026. At a $1.2B valuation, that implies a 4.1x revenue multiple.

Allica Bank revenue by funding round

Allica Bank revenue and valuation multiple by funding round
DateRevenue *ValuationRevenue MultipleStage
Feb 2026$293M$1.2B4.1xSeries D

* Revenue (or ARR) figures are the values recorded alongside each funding round. Typically run-rate revenue at the time of the deal, or a reported LTM (last 12 months) revenue.

Allica Bank Funding History

Allica Bank has raised a total of $476M across 5 funding rounds.

Allica Bank's first fundraising round was a $34M Series A in September 2020. The most recent completed round was a $155M Series D in February 2026.

Allica Bank funding rounds

Allica Bank funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Feb 2026Series DGLG (lead); Sona Asset Management (lead); Ventura Capital (lead); Blue Owl Capital Inc.; TCV$155M$1.2B-
Dec 2022Series CTCV (lead); Warwick Capital LLP; Atalaya Capital$121M-Allica Bank is a UK-based digital bank focused on small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), providing lending, deposits, and banking services via proprietary technology. This round included common equity and additional Tier 1 capital to support UK lending growth, technology enhancements like AI, and international expansion, with the bank reporting nearly £4B in SMB loans, over £5B in deposits, and serving 30,000+ SMBs (5% market share, targeting 10% by 2028).
Jun 2022Series CWarwick Capital LLP; Atalaya Capital$30M-Allica Bank, a UK-based fintech challenger bank targeting established small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with lending and deposit services, secured additional funding in 2022 following its £110m Series B in November 2021. In June 2022, the bank achieved monthly profitability. Existing investors Atalaya Capital Management and Warwick Capital Partners provided £25m in equity commitments as part of a broader £55m funding package that included a £30m Tier 2 capital facility from British Business Investments. This funding built on strong early performance, with lending surpassing £560m and deposits over £800m by end-2021, and plans for £3bn in SME lending from 2022-2024. By July 2022, lending reached £1bn, and in August, Allica migrated the final tranche of customers from a prior £600m loan portfolio acquisition from Allied Irish Bank. Later in 2022, Allica raised £100m in equity led by new investor TCV alongside Atalaya and Warwick, enabling rapid scaling in the UK SME banking market. The bank continued growing, launching services like its Business Rewards Account in 2023 and earning accolades as the UK's fastest-growing technology and private companies. By 2026, Allica reached unicorn status with a $155m Series D at ~$1.2bn valuation from Ventura Capital, GLG, Sona AM, TCV, and Blue Owl, having lent nearly £4bn and gathered over £5bn in deposits while serving 30,000+ SMBs.
Nov 2021Series BAtalaya Capital (lead); Warwick Capital LLP; TCV$136M-Allica Bank is a UK-based digital bank and fintech focused exclusively on providing market-leading financial services, including lending and deposits, to established small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with typically 5-250 employees. In November 2021, it completed a Series B funding round of £110 million led by Atalaya Capital Management, a US-based fund with $6 billion in assets, alongside existing investors. This capital raise followed an earlier round bringing total capital raised to £233 million by late 2021 and supported rapid lending growth and technology development. The bank also agreed to acquire approximately £0.6 billion in SME loans from AIB, significantly expanding its loan book. By the end of 2021, Allica's loan book exceeded £1 billion, with gross deposits raised from savers reaching levels that underpinned its growth. Customer numbers grew dramatically by +2,105% to over 2,105, and employee count increased from 78 in March 2020 to 184. The bank achieved milestones such as exceeding a £550 million loan book earlier in the year and entering beta testing for its market-leading Business Rewards Account. It positioned itself as the only fintech dedicated to this SME segment, with plans for selective M&A opportunities. The 2021 annual report expressed confidence in reaching profitability in 2022 despite ongoing investments in SME services. Atalaya Capital's involvement continued as a major investor.
Sep 2020Series AWarwick Capital LLP (lead)$34M-Allica Bank, a UK-based challenger bank focused on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), secured a £26 million follow-on funding round in September 2020 led by existing majority shareholder Warwick Capital Partners. The round supported the bank's scaling operations amid high demand for SME lending, with over £1 billion in loan inquiries driven by COVID-19 disruptions. Allica, which received full UK banking authorization in late 2019, aimed to become a leading SME business bank, blending human relationships, lending expertise, and digital innovation under new CEO Richard Davies, formerly of Revolut. The funding announcement coincided with plans to raise an additional £100 million to accelerate lending, broaden services, and pursue acquisitions of non-bank lenders impacted by the pandemic. A survey highlighted a 63% reduction in business lending supply and 98% broker concern over lender liquidity. Allica's lending targeted SMEs outside London (95% by value), addressing a widening funding gap for regional businesses. By 2021, Allica grew SME lending to over £560 million, with net operating income at £7.8 million, forecasting profitability in 2022 and £3 billion in lending over three years.

Who has invested in Allica Bank?

7 investors have backed Allica Bank across its funding rounds, including Warwick Capital LLP, TCV, Atalaya Capital, Blue Owl Capital Inc., Ventura Capital and GLG.

Lead investors include GLG, Sona Asset Management, Ventura Capital, TCV, Atalaya Capital and 1 other investor.


Allica Bank Investors

Investors in Allica Bank by funding rounds participated
InvestorHQRoundsRoleFirst check
Warwick Capital LLPUnited KingdomLondon4LeadSep 2020
Atalaya CapitalUnited StatesNew York City, NY3LeadNov 2021
TCVUnited StatesSan Francisco, CA3LeadNov 2021
Blue Owl Capital Inc.United StatesNew York City, NY1ParticipantFeb 2026
GLGUnited StatesNew York City, NY1LeadFeb 2026

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Acquisitions by Allica Bank

Allica Bank has acquired 2 companies to date.

Last acquisition by Allica Bank was on October 22nd 2025. Allica Bank acquired Kriya Finance for undisclosed valuation.


Latest Acquisitions by Allica Bank

Kriya Finance
Tuscan Capital
Description
Kriya Finance is a London-headquartered fintech platform offering invoice financing, PayLater advances, and working capital loans to small businesses. The service funds invoices within hours via API integrations with accounting software like Xero and QuickBooks. Launched in 2011, Kriya Finance processed billions in credit facilities before Allica Bank acquired it to merge with digital banking products. The combined entity targets UK SMEs with scalable lending tools.
Tuscan Capital is a Manchester-headquartered provider of short-term property bridging finance in the United Kingdom. The firm delivers regulated and unregulated loans for residential, commercial, and development projects, catering to brokers and introducers with decisions within 24 hours. Launched in 2013, Tuscan Capital funds deals up to GBP 10 million at loan-to-value ratios reaching 75 percent for auctions and land acquisitions.
HQ CountryUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom
HQ City
London
London
Deal Date22 Oct 202529 Aug 2024
Valuationundisclosedundisclosed
EV/Revenue
EV/EBITDA

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Allica Bank Competitors

Allica Bank competitors include listed companies like PicPay and Agibank, and private ones like Flex, Raise Financial Services, Stori and Chipper Cash.

Public and private companies comparable to Allica Bank
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
FlexUnited StatesMiami, FLPrivate--$1.2B-
Raise Financial ServicesIndiaMumbaiPrivate$96M-$1.2B12.5x
StoriMexicoMexico CityPrivate$300M-$1.2B4.0x
PicPayBrazilBrazilPublicly listed$1.2B$205M$1.2B0.5x
Chipper CashUnited StatesSan Francisco, CAPrivate$75M-$1.3B16.7x
AgibankBrazilBrazilPublicly listed$1.3B$227M$997M0.6x

Allica Bank Public Comps

Allica Bank is still privately-owned, but its public comps include PicPay, Agibank, Superbank Indonesia, Forbright Bank, Wema Bank, Wealthfront, Judo Bank, Kbank, Green Dot and Bank Jago.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
PicPay$1.2B$205M1.0x0.5x6.0x3.8x
Agibank$1.3B$227M0.8x0.6x4.4x5.3x
Superbank Indonesia$89M-10.8x---
Forbright Bank$325M-2.9x---
Wema Bank$312M-2.8x---
Wealthfront$365M($93M)4.3x4.2x(17.0x)9.9x
Judo Bank$368M-2.2x2.1x--
Kbank$461M-3.5x4.2x--

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Common questions about Allica Bank

When was Allica Bank founded?Allica Bank was founded in 2017.
Where is Allica Bank headquartered?Allica Bank is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
Is Allica Bank publicly listed?No, Allica Bank is a private, VC-backed company.
What is Allica Bank's valuation?Allica Bank was last valued at $1.2B in its Series D in February 2026.
How much funding has Allica Bank raised?Allica Bank has raised $476M across 5 funding rounds.
What was Allica Bank's last funding round?Allica Bank's last funding round was a $155M Series D in February 2026, led by GLG, Sona Asset Management and Ventura Capital.
Who are Allica Bank's investors?Allica Bank's investors include Warwick Capital LLP, Atalaya Capital, TCV, Blue Owl Capital Inc., GLG, Sona Asset Management and Ventura Capital.
What is Allica Bank's revenue?Allica Bank's latest recorded revenue is $293M (February 2026).
What is Allica Bank's revenue multiple?Allica Bank's latest valuation implies a 4.1x revenue multiple ($1.2B valuation on $293M of revenue).
Which companies are comparable to Allica Bank?Companies comparable to Allica Bank include Flex, Raise Financial Services, Stori, PicPay, Chipper Cash and Agibank.
How many companies has Allica Bank acquired?Allica Bank has acquired 2 companies, including Kriya Finance and Tuscan Capital.

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