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OpenGamma Secures $21 Million Funding Led by Allianz X

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London-based OpenGamma has secured a total investment of $21 million in its latest funding round, led by Allianz X with participation from existing investors. OpenGamma will use the funding to expand its offering, including the launch of automated workflow solutions for treasury management for asset managers and other financial institutions. OpenGamma helps firms optimise the capital efficiency of their portfolios, particularly when it comes to posting collateral in derivative transactions. The company specialises in margin analytics and has developed coverage for a large inventory of derivatives products.

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