Reaching for the buy side
Like a number of other buy-side technology vendors, InfoReach was founded on a mix of market demand and its founders identifying technologies with the potential to shape the industry. Since its stand-alone launch in 2002, the firm's flagship offering, InfoReach TMS, has garnered significant support from US buy- and sell-side institutions, although that demand is almost exclusively restricted to the US. By Victor Anderson
InfoReach was founded in 1995 by chief executive Allen Zaydlin and chief
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