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NYSE Technologies Grows Asia Presence

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The team will initially comprise five staff focused on building out the vendor's growing range of feed handlers for Asian exchanges, by being able to support NYSE Technologies' core development center in Belfast inherited as a result of NYSE's purchase of Wombat Financial Software (DWT, Jan. 21, 2008), with local developments for specific exchange feed requirements in the region that might be hard to build and test properly from Belfast, and to keep up with constant exchange updates.

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