Dublin fintech Quantmatix dreams big for its ‘stock market GPS’

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The business was started by Liam Boggan and Paul Chew in 2021

Making it Work Dublin fintech Quantmatix dreams big for its ‘stock market GPS’

Quantmatix, a Dublin-based fintech, expects to close a €2.7 million funding round by the end of March. The business was founded by Liam Boggan and Paul Chew in 2021, currently has eight staff, and has raised €1.2 million in funding to date. It has developed a financial market strategy and timing tool designed to help its customers improve their investment decisions. Boggan and Chew worked with each other extensively prior to starting Quantmatix, most recently ...

 

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