Metamako Hires FinTech Vet Sweeney to Lead Asia-Pac Business Development

Australian vendor opens first regional office, based in Tokyo, focusing on Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore markets.

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Sweeney has two decades of experience in the financial technology and market data business, in Tokyo and across Asia-Pacific. Most recently, he spent almost five years as vice president and Japan representative director at ICE Data Services, the data arm of Intercontinental Exchange, which he joined following its acquisition of Interactive Data, where he was general manager for Japan, prior to which he served a brief stint as director of sales for Asia-Pacific at tick data management and

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