With Wall Street undergoing enormous change, the hottest fintechs in finance are using novel software and data to reinvent how firms manage their risks and trade assets. Startups that made the list this year were either holdovers or returners like bond trading platform Trumid, which saw enormous business momentum to close 2019. Here are the companies serving Wall Street’s biggest firms that made the Forbes Fintech 50 in 2020, including a brief description of what they do, who their users are and how much they’re worth. From CartaCartaHeadquarters: San FranciscoTracks capital tables (shares, ownership, value, dilution and options) for private companies, their investors and employees in the cloud. Funding: $200 millionBona fides: Used by nearly 500 firms including Citigroup and other big banks.

Source: Forbes February 12, 2020 14:24 UTC