ChartIQ

ChartIQ provides sophisticated data visualization and charting solutions designed for financial professionals, enabling users to extract insightful information from complex datasets across various platforms. Founded in 2012 by Terry Thorsen in New York, US, ChartIQ specializes in financial data visualization tools. The company has completed five deals, with its most recent being a Series B funding round in January 2023, raising USD 15. 38 mn led by Yttrium.

This round marked the total amount raised by the company at USD 15. 38 mn. ChartIQ specializes in advanced data visualization and charting solutions tailored for financial market participants, enabling them to derive meaningful insights from complex datasets. Their core product offerings focus on sophisticated financial data visualization tools that transform raw data into intuitive visual narratives.

Their technology integrates seamlessly into various applications—be it web, mobile, or desktop—enhancing user engagement across all platforms. Key user groups include buy- and sell-side financial professionals, such as traders, analysts, and portfolio managers, as well as compliance and surveillance teams. ChartIQ's data visualization capabilities emphasize time series and cross-sectional analysis, empowering users to visualize relationships and identify trading opportunities effectively. The product suite targets global markets with robust financial ecosystems, including North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

ChartIQ operates on a subscription-based revenue model, providing clients with access to its suite of advanced visualization tools. Transactions typically involve annual or monthly subscription fees linked to specific features and modules utilized by clients, including the flagship ChartIQ HTML5 Charting Library and premium modules like Active Trader and CrossPlot. This pricing structure caters to various user needs, from retail day traders to institutional analysts, allowing for scalable solutions based on required features. ChartIQ primarily engages in B2B arrangements with clients in the financial services sector, licensing its technology to firms aiming to enhance their data presentation capabilities, ensuring a steady revenue stream and long-term partnerships.

In January 2023, S&P Global Inc. acquired ChartIQ, Inc. Financial terms were not disclosed. ChartIQ's charting packages will continue to operate as a standalone platform, as part of integrated solutions.

The company plans to leverage this acquisition to enhance its product offerings and expand into new markets.