Financial analysis software developer receives $45 million in venture funding

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21, 2013 - Adaptive Planning , a developer of cloud-based business analytics solutions for businesses and nonprofits, has announced a major new round of financing from investor groups. The company made the announcement that it has received $45 million in venture funding at its annual Accelerate 2013 global user conference. Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP), a premier global venture capital firm, led the round of funding, with existing investors ONSET Ventures, Norwest...
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Financial analysis software developer receives $45 million in venture funding

Substantial Investment Round and Leading Cloud Investor Bessemer to Help Adaptive Further Scale and Outpace the Field in a Hot Business Analytics Market

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