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Citi invests in 'smart desktop' outfit ChartIQ

Citi is making a strategic investment in ChartIQ, the startup behind a desktop integration platform that links apps together for capital markets firms. Terms were not disclosed.

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Citi invests in 'smart desktop' outfit ChartIQ

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ChartIQ says that its Finsemble system links applications together to allow the end user to work smarter with intelligent, customised workflows.

This allows legacy software to coexist with third-party or new inhouse applications, solving a pain point for firms looking to embrace modern web technologies while still supporting older platforms.

Founded in 2012, the Charlottesville-based firm claims some of the world's biggest financial institutions among its 300 global clients. The Citi investment comes on the heels of a $17.4 million Series B funding round.

"This investment shows our confidence in ChartIQ as a leader in smart desktop technology," says Kevin Foley, MD, markets electronification, Citi. "Its solution, Finsemble, has the power to transform user experience and productivity by linking critical applications together in a seamless environment."

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