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9fin is a London-based data and analytics provider for credit markets, serving finance, investment banking, and asset management professionals. The platform delivers tools for financial data analysis, risk assessment, market screening, and team collaboration on bond issuance, loans, and leveraged finance deals.

Capitolis is a fintech company founded in 2017 by Gil Mandelzis, Tom Glocer, and Igor Teleshevsky that provides a SaaS platform for portfolio optimization in capital markets. Its technology lets banks and other financial institutions compress balance sheets and reduce initial margin, capital, and funding costs across FX, rates, credit, and other asset classes through multilateral netting. Major global banks use Capitolis both as clients and investors, reflecting the platform's role in improving efficiency and liquidity across the market.

Shanghai DZH Ltd operates as an Internet financial information service provider in China. It offers professional financial data and data analysis services. It also provides non-investment consulting and agency-specific software products. In addition, the company offers financial information integrated services internationally.

HCR Co Ltd is a data intelligence solution provider. The company has built an data intelligence system of which the functions include data integration, data insight and data implementation to provide one-stop solution to customer, combined with the accumulated knowledge and means of market research, as well as the artificial intelligence technology.

Wolters Kluwer is a global provider of professional information, software solutions, and services in health; tax and accounting; environmental, social, and governance; finance; compliance; and legal. More than 60% of revenue is generated in North America and around 30% is from Europe.

Moneyview is an Indian fintech app that tracks expenses, manages bills, and analyzes finances by parsing SMS data from banks and merchants. Bengaluru-headquartered since 2014, the company serves over 50 million users with personal loans up to INR 10 lakh, credit cards, and investment options in fixed deposits. It partners with NBFCs like Bajaj Finserv for instant lending decisions using AI credit scoring. Moneyview operates in 30+ cities, offering gold loans and UPI payments, and has raised funding from Tiger Global to expand its digital lending marketplace.

Lusha is a Tel Aviv-headquartered B2B data platform that enriches and verifies contact information for sales, marketing, and recruitment teams. The company integrates with CRM systems like Salesforce and HubSpot to provide accurate phone numbers and emails, serving over 500,000 users globally. Notable clients include Uber, Dropbox, and Microsoft, alongside thousands of SMBs. Founded in 2016, Lusha expanded into candidate sourcing tools and maintains offices in London, New York, and San Francisco.

Codat is a London-based provider of a universal API connecting SaaS platforms to small business bank accounts across the UK, US, and Canada. The platform aggregates data from 15 banking networks including Barclays, HSBC, and Chase, enabling automated accounting reconciliations, cash flow forecasting, and lending assessments. Codat powers integrations for tools like QuickBooks, Xero, and fintechs such as Kriya, processing millions of transactions monthly.

Proof is a digital identity verification platform securing online transactions for businesses. San Francisco-based, it employs biometric and document checks to confirm user identities in real time, protecting e-commerce and fintech clients processing billions in annual volume against fraud and compliance risks.

BitSight is a Boston-headquartered provider of security ratings platforms. The company applies algorithms to generate daily ratings from 250 to 900, aiding third-party risk management, cyber insurance underwriting, performance benchmarking, M&A due diligence, and aggregate risk assessment. BitSight serves over 1,000 customers, including seven of the top 10 cyber insurers, 20 percent of Fortune 500 firms, and three of the top five investment banks.

Verisk is a leading data, analytics, and technology provider for property-casualty insurers. Verisk traces its history to Insurance Services Office, a nonprofit advisory organization founded in 1971 by US P&C insurers. ISO was formed as an association of insurance companies to assist with a variety of insurance use cases, such as reporting to regulators, defining policies, and determining independent premium rates. As the firm expanded its use cases, it became a for-profit company, renamed Verisk, and went public in 2009. Verisk’s single segment (insurance) provides underwriting solutions, including forms, rules, loss costs, and catastrophe modeling. For claims, Verisk’s solutions include property repair estimates and antifraud tools. About 83% of Verisk’s revenue is US-based.

CADDi is a Tokyo-headquartered AI data platform providing procurement intelligence for manufacturing supply chains. The company operates an online ordering system for industrial products and deploys Realize DX software to lower procurement costs, boost quality, cost, and delivery metrics, and increase operational capacity. CADDi tracks parts data for sectors like automotive and electronics, enabling Japanese and global manufacturers to optimize sourcing and inventory management.

Imply is a San Francisco-headquartered real-time analytics platform centered on Apache Druid, an open-source database for event data processing. The company enables instant ingestion and sub-second queries for streaming data from user activities, server metrics, and network flows. Imply supports multi-cloud deployments across North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Widely used by enterprises for operational business intelligence, Imply powers applications at companies including Cisco and Salesforce. Founded in 2015 by Apache Druid's creators, Imply leads in analytics for motion data, replacing static batch systems with interactive, scalable alternatives. The platform integrates with visualization tools for direct BI solutions and custom analytics apps.

Panorama Education is a Boston-based edtech company providing survey and analytics platforms for K-12 districts. Founded in 2012, it serves 1,500 U.S. school systems including Los Angeles Unified, collecting feedback from 20 million students and staff yearly. The SaaS tool analyzes climate, SEL, and teacher practice data, integrating with SIS like PowerSchool for actionable insights on equity and growth.

Tealium is a San Diego-headquartered provider of customer data orchestration platforms connecting web, mobile, offline, and IoT data sources. The Customer Data Hub includes tag management, API hubs, customer data platforms with machine learning, and data governance tools supporting over 1,300 integrations. Tealium enables real-time personalization for brands like Audi and Barclays through server-side and client-side deployments. Founded in 2008, the company powers data strategies for more than 1,000 enterprises globally.

Clarivate is a data, information, and software workflow solutions company serving customers primarily in academia, government, law, life sciences, and healthcare. The company was formerly part of Thomson Reuters before being sold to private equity as an independent company in 2016. In 2019, Clarivate went public on the New York Stock Exchange. Around half of the company’s revenue is generated in the Americas, while Europe, Middle East, and Africa account for around a quarter.

Mixpanel is a San Francisco-headquartered product analytics platform that tracks user behavior across web, mobile, and server-side applications in real time. It visualizes funnels, retention cohorts, and feature usage for teams at companies like Uber, Netflix, and Airbnb. Founded in 2009, Mixpanel processes billions of events monthly, offering SQL queries, A/B testing, and predictive modeling without sampling. The self-serve tool connects to data warehouses like Snowflake for custom dashboards.