Varden Technologies

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77 Franklin Street
Boston, MA 02110-2426

About Varden Technologies

Varden Technologies is the leading Boston based enterprise software development and consulting firm focused on the financial services industry. Founded in 1999, and staffed by experienced financial technology experts and buy-side practitioners, Varden’s business is focused on three main areas:Financial Technology Consulting, Client Reporting, Communications and Portal, and Partnerships.

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Products by Varden Technologies

Varden Technologies - eReportal

By Varden Technologies

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Varden Technologies - Matrix

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