Walsh Looks to ‘Next Level’ as Robson Exits
VENDOR UPDATE
NEW YORK--In spite of a dramatic executive shuffle that played out last week, Moneyline Telerate will maintain investments in its desktop and market data distribution platform offerings.
So says Moneyline’s new CEO, David Walsh, an industry veteran who’s also the current chairman of Moneyline. The new title and reassurances came in the wake of Reuters’ announcement last week that Jon Robson agreed to leave his CEO post at Moneyline to become Reuters’ global head of fixed income.
Moneyline Telerate
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