In a sign of the Asian legal tech market’s recent growth, knowledge management company Intelllex on Wednesday announced it has raised USD $2.1 million to support its international growth. The round is led by Quest Ventures, with participation from Thomson Reuters, Insignia Ventures, K3 Ventures and a Singaporean government-backed fund.

Speaking with Legaltech News earlier this week, Intelllex co-founder and co-CEO Chang Zi Qian said the startup company’s new funding will largely be used for engineering and development of its core knowledge management product, as well as business development in particular practice areas, such as financial services and listed companies. Currently with offices in Singapore and the U.K., Intelllex also has its eye on international expansion, with Hong Kong next on its list.

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