
FinAnalyticarevenue, acquisition & funding
Financial Analytics SoftwareNew YorkFounded 2001
FinAnalytica was acquired by BI-SAM Technologies.
FinAnalytica is a Financial Analytics Software company based in New York, founded in 2001.
FinAnalytica revenue
FinAnalytica's annual revenue was $5.4M in April 2021, its last figure before BI-SAM Technologies bought it (source not recorded).
| As of | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2021 | $5.4M | – |
– source not recorded
Who owns FinAnalytica
BI-SAM Technologies owns FinAnalytica. The date and price of the deal are not on record.
FinAnalytica funding rounds & investors
FinAnalytica has raised $7M across two rounds since 2007. The latest was a $2M funding round in May 2009.
| Date | Round | Raised |
|---|---|---|
| May 2009 | Funding round | $2M |
| Jun 2007 | Funding round | $5M |
| Total raised | $7M |
FinAnalytica CEO, founders & employees
Doug Martin founded FinAnalytica in 2001 and led it as CEO. FinAnalytica had 75 employees (April 2021).
- Doug MartinFounder & CEO
FinAnalytica FAQ
What was FinAnalytica's revenue?
Before BI-SAM Technologies bought it, FinAnalytica's annual revenue was $5.4M in April 2021 (source not recorded).
Who owns FinAnalytica?
BI-SAM Technologies owns FinAnalytica.
How much funding has FinAnalytica raised?
FinAnalytica raised $7M across two funding rounds before BI-SAM Technologies bought it. The last was a $2M funding round in May 2009.
How many employees does FinAnalytica have?
FinAnalytica had 75 employees in April 2021.
Who founded FinAnalytica?
Doug Martin founded FinAnalytica in 2001.
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