OpenGamma Raises $10 Million for Expansion

OpenGamma looks to release more products in the next 18 months and expand in US and Asia.

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Derivatives analytics firm OpenGamma has raised $10 million in its latest funding round as it aims to release two new products in the next 18 months.

The funding round, its fifth so far, or Series E, was led by VC firm Dawn Capital and supported by existing OpenGamma investors Accel, CME Ventures, and former SunGard chief executive Cristobal Conde.

Maxime Jeanniard, OpenGamma’s chief operating officer, says the funding round was geared toward further expansion.

“This funding round comes on

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