Symphony Gets $63 Million Funding Round

Officials say the investment will allow Symphony to "deliver a new wave of innovation to enterprises and replace traditional collaboration tools."

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The funding round was led by BNP Paribas, and also included additional investments by most of the platform’s existing investors, bringing Symphony’s total equity funding to $233 million, having already raised $170 million to date from banks and asset managers, private equity firms, and Google.

“This financing is a recognition of the value our customers have experienced as the Symphony community has grown. Our customers’ desire to make Symphony their central platform and replace legacy tools is

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