ChartIQ Nabs $4 Million in Series A with Illuminate Financial

Latest investment will be spent on expanding sales, marketing and engineering teams and opening a new office in London.

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The new infusion of capital will be spent on expanding the Charlottesville, Va.-based vendor's sales, marketing and engineering teams and building an office in London.

Dan Schleifer, CEO of ChartIQ, tells WatersTechnology the additional funding gives his firm an opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand in the market.

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