Symphony Orchestrates Partner Expansion
Symphony unveiled the new partners at its Symphony Innovate conference in New York on Oct. 6.
The new partners include analytics software provider ChartIQ, FactSet Research Systems, FIS MarketMap, trading systems vendor FlexTrade, IHS Markit, and Money.Net, in addition to Dow Jones, Selerity and S&P Global Market Intelligence, which were launch partners at Symphony's unveiling last year.
The integration with Money.Net, for example, will see a single sign-in across the messaging platform and Money.Net's data terminal, and the ability to enrich communication streams over Symphony's
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