NEW YORK – April 18, 2018 – IPC, a leading global provider of secure, compliant communications and networking solutions for the financial markets community, will attend the FISD Technology Forum in New York City. The April 26 event will be hosted by Morgan Stanley at its offices.
Topics expected to be discussed at the event include market data in the cloud, data-driven infrastructures and the role of technology in the rise of alternative data. The Financial Information Services Association of the Software & Information Industry Association provides a neutral business forum for exchanges, market data vendors, specialist data providers, brokerage firms, investment managers and banks to help address business and technical issues related to the distribution, management, administration and use of market data within the financial sector.
Market participants interested in speaking to IPC’s subject matter experts can schedule a meeting with us at the event or email us. We also encourage you to follow us on Twitter @IPC_Systems_Inc and LinkedIn.
About IPC
IPC is a technology and service leader powering the global financial markets. We help clients anticipate change and solve problems, setting the standard with industry expertise, exceptional service and comprehensive technology. With a customer-first mentality, IPC brings together one of the largest and most diverse global financial ecosystems spanning all asset classes and market participants. As the enabler of this ecosystem, IPC empowers the community to interact, transact and react to market changes and challenges, and we collaborate with our customers to help make them secure, productive, compliant and connected.Visit ipc.com and follow us on Linkedin and Twitter (@IPC_Systems_Inc).
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