Wombat Vet McIntyre Departs Vela Trading Technologies

The former SR Labs COO took the personal decision to leave the vendor last month after his job responsibilities were relocated to the US.

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McIntyre's decision to leave the low-latency feed handler and market data platform provider, which was previously known as SR Labs before the vendor's rebranding exercise last month (IMD. June.20th), came after his job responsibilities were relocated to the US following the rebranding changes, with McIntyre choosing not to make the move to the US.

Based in Europe, McIntyre served as COO for two years. Before that he was managing director in NYSE Technologies' content business, responsible for

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