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FUNDTECH - NOW PART OF D+H

Who is FUNDTECH - NOW PART OF D+H?

D+H has acquired Fundtech, a leading provider of software solutions for the financial industry. As part of this acquisition, D+H is expanding its capabilities in the areas of payments, compliance, and treasury management. Follow us on LinkedIn for updates and the latest news.

Industry & Specialities

Banking Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI)

Others in Banking Financial Services & Insurance (BSFI)

Countries of Operation

Indonesia Singapore Australia United States of America

Headquarters:

United States of America

Company Type:

MNC / Large Enterprise

Company size:

1,001-5,000 Employees

Year Founded:

1993 (33 years)

Address:

140 BROADWAY; NEW YORK, NY 10005, US

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Employees by Department

IT / Product (3)
Sales (1)
The Rest (2)
Total (6)

Key Decision Makers

Anand Vijayaraghavan

Software Project Lead

Srinivasa Goru

Team Leader

Govindarajan K

SME manager

John O Connell

Program Manager

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Operates in multiple countries

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Employees by Seniority

C-level

0employees

Senior

0employees

Non-managers

2employees

Financials

HIGH

spending power

Funding Status

Series B

Associated Legal Entities

0 entities

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