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Rob Lane – London Stock Exchange Group – Tradetech Europe 2023
Over in Paris for Tradetech Europe 2023, we caught up with Rob Lane, Global Head of Business Execution for Low Latency at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG). LSEG is a leading global financial markets infrastructure and data provider. Their services play a vital social and economic role in the world’s financial system.
“We’re really excited. We acquired MayStreet back in May last year. One of the main reasons we bought them, it’s really to help fulfil and complete our latency spectrum as we call it. If you think about how London Stock Exchange Refinitiv kind of presents itself to its client base around enterprise. We have the consolidated feed, we’ve got private and reference data.”
“What we didn’t have was the ability to be able to really fulfil the front of office. So the ability of MayStreet with its technology people, again, the global expertise and knowledge on low latency feed handlers and it also has the packet capture. It really helps us complete our latency spectrum”
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