NetDecide
A portfolio of software solutions for the financial services industry
About NetDecide
NetDecide operated as a developer of web-based wealth management systems tailored for the financial services industry. The company was headquartered in Falls Church, VA.
The core offering was the NetDecide Wealth Management System, an integrated solution designed to combine customer relationship management, decision management, and knowledge management. This platform enabled financial firms to build and maintain value-added relationships with their clients across various communication channels. The system targeted the business and financial software sectors, providing tools for enhanced client engagement and management.
The company's history is marked by several funding rounds, starting with an early-stage VC investment of $800K on January 1, 1999, followed by another $7M on June 26, 2000. Over its lifespan, NetDecide raised a total of $47.5M from investors including Bank of America, ClearBridge Investments, Dominion Ventures, Ernst & Young Global, and Walker Ventures. The company's journey concluded on April 16, 2004, when it was acquired by Informa Financial Information.
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- Founded
- 1996
- Headquarters
- Falls Church, United States
- Sector
- Fintech
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Series A4 investors entered at this stage
Bank of America- DVDominion Ventures
Legg Mason- WVWalker Ventures
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