K枚bis and Abdaal on Forbes list
University College alumni Lukas K枚bis (2013, MMaths, MCompSci) and Taimur Abdaal (2013, MMaths) have been named to Forbes鈥� prestigious 30 Under 30 list in the 鈥淏ig Money鈥� category, recognising their achievements as Cofounders of Causal, a software startup aimed at transforming financial planning.
Causal seeks to modernise financial management by replacing traditional spreadsheet tools with a collaborative and intuitive platform. Users can manage tasks like cash flow, revenue projections, and budgeting with ease, creating an efficient alternative to conventional software such as Excel. Causal鈥檚 user-friendly interface allows multiple users to collaborate in real time, adapting seamlessly for both individual and enterprise use.
Since its inception, Causal has gained significant traction, securing $25 million in funding from major investors, including Accel and Coatue. The platform is currently used by a range of companies, including notable names like Phillips, MoonPay, and Framer. Causal offers flexible pricing, providing a free option for individual users and custom quotes for larger businesses.
Causal was recently acquired by Lucanet financial software company.
K枚bis and Abdaal鈥檚 recognition by Forbes is a testament to their work in creating innovative solutions for the financial sector, making advanced financial planning tools more accessible to a broader audience. University College congratulates Lukas and Taimur on this well-deserved honour.
Published: 21 November 2024
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