UK financial technology startups companies pulled in a total of $564m (£433m) of venture capital investments in the first half of 2017, according to trade body Innovate Finance. More than half of the investment came from outside Britain.
This was 37% more when compared to first half of 2016. Britain is now on third spot globally for fintech investment, after United States and China.
There were worries that after Brexit, Britain would lose its spot as the European fintech hub. This new round of investment has put those concerns at ease.
"We saw a period of uncertainty over the summer last year but I would say that by around the third quarter, things were starting to recover," said Innovate Finance's chief financial officer, Abdul Haseeb Basit.
"Things have slowed but we've seen an improving recovery since the referendum last year."
Britain has identified fintech as the key source for economic growth. The sector contributes $9bn to Britain's economy and provides 60,000 jobs for the country.
Basit said that the bigger concern is the shortage of highly skilled workers when Britain leaves European Union. He estimated that up to 30% workers are from other EU nations.
"Talent is the number one concern, and has been consistently since the referendum - we test (our members on) that every three to six months. So that's been fairly consistent - it's been a worry and until we have more certainty around that, it will remain a worry," he said.
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