BT Radianz Cloud, one of the world’s largest networked financial communities, has deployed ipushpull’s live data sharing and collaboration services to upgrade its cloud-based data security and to speed up decision making, boost productivity and improve efficiency.ipushpull, a London-based fintech company, allows real-time data to be securely and simultaneously shared between applications. The platform also enables users to set up live updates on multiple applications across teams, breaking down information silos and providing consistency across the business. An audit trail of context and data usage is maintained to help firms meet their regulatory compliance obligations.
Matthew Cheung, Chief Executive Officer of ipushpull commented:
“ipushpull is designed to enhance collaboration and productivity between teams across capital markets firms. Adding Radianz connectivity to multiple data sources enhances our technology and its unique collaborative functionality and provides further choices for our clients in the drive to increase efficiency. For ipushpull as a business, the Radianz Community creates opportunities to accelerate our growth.”
The Radianz Cloud brings a community of thousands of brokers, institutions, exchanges and clearing and settlement houses together with thousands of applications and services from more than 400 providers. It is a ready-to-exploit market for fintechs such as ipushpull.
David Payne, managing director, Radianz Services, BT said:
“The BT Radianz Cloud is a driving force of innovation delivering new ways for community members to grow, address regulations and drive efficiency. The introduction of ipushpull’s new service is a great example of how the Radianz community creates win-win scenarios for institutions and service providers alike. Institutions can now access ipushpull’s innovative data sharing services via their highly-secure and resilient Radianz Cloud connections, while ipushpull benefits from a ready-made marketplace with thousands of potential clients.”
In March 2017, BT appointed Rio Tinto PLC’s Jan du Plessis as its chairman from Nov. 2017, replacing Mike Rake who retired from the company after 10 years in the role.
The company acquired IP Trade in February 2017 to benefit from improved services, such as flexible cloud-based deployment options and operational agility, proactive surveillance solutions, regulatory compliance, while incurring in fewer costs.
