LSEG, Symphony vie to build a ‘LinkedIn’ for capital markets
Six months on from its Microsoft tie-up, LSEG is optimistic about creating a trusted directory for the financial services industry. But it has competition.
Six months after London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) became the latest exchange provider to partner with Big Tech through its 10-year deal with Microsoft, it has indicated the potential endgame of this partnership: becoming a trusted directory for the financial services industry.
It isn’t alone in its endeavor. Companies such as chat and collaboration platform Symphony have been attempting to ‘reinvent the phonebook’ since its second and current CEO, Brad Levy, began adding new features
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