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Shareworks (formerly Solium Capital)
Helping companies simplify their equity compensation plans
About Shareworks (formerly Solium Capital)
Solium Capital ULC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Morgan Stanley, specializes in equity management solutions through its Shareworks platform. The company serves a diverse range of clients, from startups to publicly traded companies, providing tools to manage equity compensation plans, cap tables, and stock option expensing. Operating in the financial technology sector, Solium's business model revolves around subscription-based services and transaction fees. The platform helps companies attract and retain talent by offering stock options as part of compensation packages, and it simplifies the complex process of equity management. Solium generates revenue through its comprehensive suite of software tools that streamline equity administration, reporting, and compliance. Key features include real-time custom reporting, data integrity maintenance, and employee engagement tools. The company is trusted by many top firms globally for its robust and scalable solutions.
Source: Dealroom company dataAt a glance
- Status
- Listed
- Founded
- 1999
- Headquarters
- Calgary, Canada
- Listing
- IPO 2001
- Sector
- Fintech
- Power Law
- Unicorn$1–10B valuation tier
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