Iris Dorbian

Maria Empanada, a Colorado-based Argentinian craft casual restaurant, has secured up to $3.5 million in Series A funding. The investor was Colorado Impact Fund.

Oncology Analytics, an oncology benefits management and analytics company serving health plans, providers and health plan members in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, has appointed Rick Dean as CEO. The appointment is effective immediately. Dr. Mark Fishman, the company's founder and former CEO, will become executive chairman. Previously, Dean worked at Optum, the healthcare services arm of UnitedHealth Group where he was a founding member of Optum Ventures, a digital health-focused fund. Oncology Analytics is backed by BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners.

Palo Alto, California-based Instart Logic, a cloud application delivery provider, has raised $30 million in funding. ST Telemedia led the round.

Specialty finance company Hercules Capital has agreed to acquire select venture loan assets from Ares Capital Corp. The price of the transaction is about $125 million.

Santa Clara, California-based Ayla Networks, a provider of a global internet of things platform for manufacturers, has secured $60 million in Series D funding. Run Liang Tai Fund and Sunsea Telecommunications Co. Ltd led the round.

California-based Ceres Imaging, a provider of aerial imagery for farmers and agriculture companies, has secured $2.5 million in Series A funding. The investor was Romulus Capital.

Palo Alto, California and Tel Aviv-based BigPanda, a provider of algorithmic service operations solutions for enterprise IT, has secured $23 million in funding. Greenfield Partners, a TPG Growth-backed partnership, led the round with participation from return backers Sequoia Capital, Battery Ventures and Mayfield.

TourRadar, a multi-day tour marketplace with offices in Toronto, Australia and Austria, has raised $10 million in Series B funding. Endeit Capital led the round with participation from existing investors Cherry Ventures and Hoxton Ventures.

Israeli fintech company BondIT has secured $14.25 million in funding. The investor was Fosun Group.

New York City-based InVision, a product design platform, has raised $100 million in Series E funding, according to a blog post on its site. The investors were not named; however, according to Tech Crunch, Battery Ventures led the round with participation from Accel, Tiger Global Management, Firstmark, ICONIQ Capital, Spark Capital and Geodesic.