Singapore Homegrown FinTech Certified SME Neo & Partners Global Pushes Trading Atrium Innovation Boundaries With Software-Defined Network Foundation For Capital Markets In-Focus Date
11/03/2021
Neo & Partners Global, a FinTech Company rigorously certified by the Singapore FinTech Association and recognized by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) serving the Capital Markets sector buy-side communities of commodity trading advisors, family offices, fund management companies and proprietary trading firms with its coined award-winning Trading Atrium, announces its push to the next innovation boundary in the post COVID-19 Digital Economy with live implementation of Software-Defined Network (SDN) foundation. This paves the way forward for further innovation boundaries such as edge computing and more.
The Straits Times
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