Moneyline Telerate: A Six-Month Report Card

THE INSIDE TRACK

Six months have elapsed since Moneyline purchased the Telerate assets from the Bridge estate for $10 million (IMD, Oct. 22).

Here’s an update from Jon Robson, Moneyline Telerate’s chief executive officer:

For starters, Robson says Moneyline Telerate is cash flow positive and profitable, although he will not disclose revenues or profits. There is no debt on the balance sheet.

Moneyline Telerate employs over 800 people worldwide. The management team is largely in place and is fully operational

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