JPMorgan consolidates in-house tech

The Financial Times reports JPMorgan is introducing a new in-house technology platform that consolidates its 30 existing platforms into one.

By Staff | January 10, 2013 | Last updated on January 10, 2013
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The Financial Times reports JPMorgan is introducing a new in-house technology platform that consolidates its 30 existing platforms into one.

The move is a response to “three pressures: low trading volumes, rising regulatory demands and an explosion of trading venues for equities, bonds and currencies to which customers demand connections,” the report says.

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