Meet the fintechs changing the way Wall Street firms operate, trades and manage their assets Fintech50
Trumid, founded in 2014 by bond trading veterans from Citigroup and Lehman Brothers, initially launched as a platform where dealers of bonds and portfolio managers could anonymously place bids and asks on large corporate bond trades to the entire marketplace. Soon after starting, Trumid’s platform became a venue for billions of dollars-a-month in anonymously-negotiated block trades.
There are also emerging entrepreneurs on our list, including Kyrgyzstan-born Erkin Adylov, who has built Behavox into a fast-growing compliance platform used by many of Wall Street’s biggest banks, hedge funds and private equity investors. Six years ago, Adylov left a lucrative job as a portfolio manager at hedge fund GLG Partners to build an A.I. compliance stack for financial firms.
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