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Peter Dinham
Thursday, 02 April 2009 10:20
Apps, iPads, and Social Networks
Sometime between the invention of Facebook and the Apple iPad, people’s expecta- tions of software change.....a new kind of productivity software putting users in control of exploring and exploiting their own data.....
“In addition we are looking forward to growing First Derivatives’ sales and consulting presence in the Asia Pacific region and the acquisition will also enable us to expand our European operations in our Treasury Risk Consulting Business,” Phillips said.
Hologram was founded in 2004 by Guy Pitman and John Miller, and Paul Phillips says the company has gained recognition as world-class experts in treasury risk management. Phillips and Rob Hodgkinson joined the company as directors last year.
Phillips says First derivatives’ Delta product suite, which is in use in many of the top tier investment banks and hedge funds globally, includes enterprise risk, algorithmic/program trading and data management solutions which deliver true real-time performance.
Founded in 1996, First Derivatives currently employs 260 people worldwide and is a specialist provider of consulting services to the capital markets technology sector, with operations in London, New York, Stockholm, Shanghai, Singapore, Toronto and Hong Kong.
First Derivatives' CEO Brian Conlon said today that “the skills of Hologram’s executive team complement those of First Derivatives extremely well and Hologram’s product range will slot seamlessly into our Delta product suite. The Hologram principals have a track record of developing and marketing enterprise software in our domain and this expertise adds to our team of world class technology professionals.
“We continue to invest significant resources in research and development and the acquisition will help us expand our range of applications and adds corporate treasuries to our target customer base.”
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