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ETFbook Secures €4 Million Series A Funding Led by BlackFin Capital Partners

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ETFbook, the data and analytics platform focused on the ETF market, has successfully closed a €4 million Series A funding round, led by BlackFin Capital Partners. The Zurich-based company, which also operates in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, and Dublin, offers a comprehensive ETF platform accessible via web application and APIs.

Since its launch in mid-2020, ETFbook has experienced strong growth, now serving over 35 leading institutional clients. The investment will support further expansion and development of its data-driven solutions, reinforcing its position in the European financial market.

“We are very pleased to announce BlackFin Capital Partners as our first external investor,” commented Pawel Janus, Ph.D., Co-founder and CEO of ETFbook. “This investment will accelerate the execution of our ambitious product roadmap and geographic expansion strategy, enabling ETFbook to better serve the ever-evolving data & analytics needs in the thriving ETF markets, globally.”

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