Bullrun Financial raised $6.4 million in the second stage of its first round of funding, bringing the round's total to $14 million. 
The additional funding was led by original investor Mission Ventures along with contributions from private investors. The company raised $7.6 million in March 2001.
Princeton, N.J.-based Bullrun makes software for large financial institutions such as banks, investment firms and government investment arms. The software's aim is to help these outlets manage financial portfolios by providing them with real-time data such as stock analysis and recommendations. Bullrun will put the funding toward product development and sales in its target markets.
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