Seattle-based start-up Remitly announced this morning (10 July) that it raised $220m in equity and debt from a number of investors. In a break-down of the figure, TechCrunch reported that $135m of the funding was led by Generation Investment Management, while $85m was in debt from Barclays, Bridge Bank, Goldman Sachs and Silicon Valley Bank. A number of other investors participated in the equity round, including Prudential Financial, Schroder & Co Bank AG and Top Tier Capital Partners.