JPMorgan Deploys Platform from In-Residence Graduate Mosaic Smart Data

Mosaic Smart Data is the first JPMorgan fintech graduate to see its product implemented throughout the financial giant’s operations.

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JP Morgan's In-Residence Program hosted a number of fintech startups

The idea for MSX was developed by Mosaic’s founder and CEO, Matt Hodgson, who has spent 20 years working in investment banking. “One of the many challenges I was facing was not being able to get a consolidated perspective across all of the various channels that I was transacting with my clients on into one place,” he says. “The decision-making was latent, as it was the result of data that was stale.” 

What he came up with was a “financial GPS” as he calls it, a navigation system for investment

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