
United States · Information technology & services startup
Firm58 is a private financial software company founded in 2005.
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
Firm58 is a private financial software company founded in 2005.
It offers a SaaS platform tailored for capital markets firms, focusing on simplifying trade operations and automating middle- and back-office workflows. The company's core product is a web-based financial management platform that assists in managing fees, commissions, payouts, billing, profitability analysis, and post-trade processes across various asset classes, including equities, futures, options, foreign exchange, and fixed income. Firm58's software aims to enhance operational efficiency, improve visibility into daily profitability, reduce costs, and protect revenue for broker-dealers and other participants in the capital markets. Firm58 serves a diverse range of clients, including global market exchanges, institutional brokerages, and proprietary trading firms. Notable users of Firm58 solutions include Lightspeed Financial and Macro Risk Advisors. The company is dedicated to providing integrated post-trade technology and centralized reporting to help firms consolidate revenue and expense details across assets and business units.
Funding, as reported
From Firm58's own website and the SEC filings it signed: 10 on the team.
On the board, as filediAdam KoopersmithJames A. MoranSamuel A. Mele
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