C++ Developer, MayStreet
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Market data solutions provider
Job no longer available
Market data solutions provider
21-100 employees
Job no longer available
21-100 employees
Company mission
Drive mission-critical trading workflows for financial institutions without having to manage data capture, delivery or storage.
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Company mission
Drive mission-critical trading workflows for financial institutions without having to manage data capture, delivery or storage.
Our take
The emergence of quantitative and programmatic trading strategies has resulted in a corresponding rise in demand for the necessary resources to facilitate these data-hungry approaches.
MayStreet provides banks, asset managers and hedge funds with low-latency technology and market data. The company has built its reputation on extremely high-quality data, rather than attempting to beat its competitors on pure volume.
A recent acquisition from the London Stock Exchange has set the startup on a new trajectory. The hope amongst its leadership team will be that combining Maystreet’s software with LSEG’s industry standard platform and strong operational capabilities will allow it to provide market-leading services to the most sophisticated data users.
The typical worry for the company post-acquisition will be that in a more corporate environment, product innovation is somewhat stifled. However, it seems that Maystreet has been able to retain a level of independence that will protect its ability to stay at the cutting edge of low-latency data services.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Healthcare
- Retirement planning
- Paid volunteering days
- Wellbeing initiatives
Funding (1 round)
Jun 2020
$21m
SERIES A
Total funding: $21m
Leadership
Patrick Flannery
(Head of Low Latency)Previously a Software Engineer for several small and mid sized proprietary trading firms to build technology for US equities, equity options and futures markets.
Michael Lehr
(Head of Technology)Principal engineer at Organic Motion. Also worked in technical roles for Sarnoff and Lockheed Martin.