Genesis Global offers a low-code platform that accelerates application development for financial markets firms, using highly composable and customizable components to build, extend or replace systems. The platform is positioned to automate spreadsheet processes, enhance existing systems, replace legacy technology and build new first-time applications. Built with modern technologies and an event-driven architecture, Genesis says the platform can handle the performance and scalability needs of premier financial institutions. The company promotes a "buy-to-build" approach to speed IT transformation and reduce the cost and complexity of legacy systems. Genesis tripled its revenue and team size in 2021, and the company says growth continued into 2022 driven by rising client interest. Genesis maintains global offices including Miami, New York, Charlotte, London, Leeds, São Paulo and Dublin. Founded in 2012 by James Harrison and Stephen Murphy, Genesis Global offers a composable low-code/no-code platform designed for the complex and highly regulated needs of financial markets. The platform provides reusable components, developer tools and an interactive UI to accelerate building or extending applications, claiming delivery in weeks. Genesis promotes a "buy-to-build" model that lets institutions customise third-party technology and streamline systems integrations. The company says it has tripled its business size and overall headcount while growing its client base, and is trusted by institutions including Citi, ING, Alliance Bernstein and B3. Genesis operates globally with offices in New York (HQ), Miami, London, São Paulo and Dublin, and plans to expand its developer community and onboard thousands of new developers. The firm intends to use recent funding to expand the platform, grow its developer ecosystem, and double down on its buy-to-build strategy.

Total raised

$220M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jul 2022