Bloomberg names UK’s 53 “most innovative” start-ups

Judged by leading names from the enterprise space including Saul Klein, head of Canary Wharf’s incubator Level39 Eric van der Kleij, Second Home founder Rohan Silva, and Zopa co-founder Giles Andrews, the list aims to showcase the businesses disrupting the way people live, work and think.

Among the businesses identified in the index are Appear Here, Purplebricks, Notonthehighstreet.com, MADE.com (pictured), and Crowdcube, alongside Pavegen, Seedrs and Pact Coffee.

The full list of companies are:

Appear Here
BBOXX
Blaze
Blippar
Bloom & Wild
Boldmind
Brightbridge Ventures
Busuu
Cambridge Quantum Consulting
CityFibre
Crowdcube
Darktrace
Deliveroo
Digital Shadows
DueDil
Entrepreneur First
EVRYTHNG
Farmdrop
Flypay
Funding Circle
GoCardless
Graze
Grind
HeatGenius
Improbable
Jukedeck
Loaf
Lyst
MSquared Lasers
MADE.com
Metro Bank
MyOptique Group
Neighbourly
Notonthehighstreet.com
Nutmeg
Onefinestay
Onfido
Open Bionics
Open Utility
Pact Coffee
Pavegen
Property Partner
Purplebricks
Qubit
Rapha
RateSetter
RealityMine
Secret Escapes
Seedrs
Signal Media
Sky-Futers
TransferWise
WorldRemit

Speaking about the inaugural list Bloomberg’s head of tech editorial, Nate Lanxon, said: “The UK is a global powerhouse of innovation and growth. With such a wealth of talent and drive, we wanted to curate a network among the business leaders who epitomise the vibrancy and diversity of the UK business scene.

“Each of these businesses are, in their unique way, transforming industries, our lifestyle, our ways of thinking, the environment and the future for the better. We look forward to seeing what they will accomplish in 2016.”