New Haven financial software developer Continuity Control Inc. rounded up another $1.1 million from investors, nearly a quarter of it coming from the state.
Connecticut Innovations Inc., the state’s technology-investment arm, says it doubled down on its $250,000 investment of last November in Continuity from its Eli Whitney Fund.
That’s on top of CI’s “seed level” investment in April 2009 of $500,000.
Other investors — including LaunchCapital and Club Circle Partners and Gnostic Ventures — contributed the rest, CI said. LaunchCapital and Club Circle, too, are among Continuity’s earlier investors.
Continuity’s software applications allow banks and credit unions to capture, track and report vital information about their operations to customers and regulators. Â
