Money.Net, a financial data and analytics company, announced that it has launched an enhanced platform for institutional users, which provides cost-effective access to professional-grade financial tools. Available immediately, Money.Net supports institutional users throughout the entire investment journey leveraging next-generation technologies including artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to mine big data.
“Their mission to democratize financial research is a perfect fit for our solutions, and we’re proud to see our market insights reach more investors through their platform.”
Money.Net provides financial data across an array of asset classes including equities, fixed income, crypto, commodities, foreign exchange, and derivatives/options. Users are able to access information and analytics via the web and an Excel integration, complete with customizable layouts and live support.
The platform is offered at several levels, including Pro, Premium and Enterprise. Users at all levels will gain access to real-time market data and news, portfolio monitoring, analysis and charting tools, and the ability to access the Symphony technology platform.
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Money.Net, operating under new ownership, has established a new management team led by Vincent Sangiovanni, chief executive officer, and Jason Emerson, chief operating officer.
Sangiovanni joins Money.Net from 360T GTX, a Deutsche Börse company, and Emerson joins from Pico Quantitative Trading. With over 50 years of combined experience, the two executives bring to the platform extensive industry knowledge and an intuitive understanding of investors’ needs.
“It is a new era for Money.Net. We are bringing together next-generation technology with Money.Net’s easy-to-use interface to help users seamlessly research, analyze and support their investment decision making process,” said Vincent Sangiovanni, CEO of Money.Net. “Our team brings broad and deep experience developing multi-asset class solutions for institutional users.”
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As part of the launch, Money.Net has established strategic partnerships to better serve the needs of institutional investors.
- Cosiac’s ChartIQ provides customizable charts that combine intuitive visualization with multi-asset class data to deliver actionable, tradable insights.
- Symphony provides access to the largest global community in financial services through its secure and compliant communication stack, with chat, voice and video meetings, and file and screen sharing, allowing investors to interact in real-time.
- Trading Central provides AI and machine learning technology to find and validate trading opportunities while managing risk.
“Trading Central has empowered investors with actionable analytics for over two decades, making us a natural partner for Money.Net,” says Alain Pellier, CEO of Trading Central. “Their mission to democratize financial research is a perfect fit for our solutions, and we’re proud to see our market insights reach more investors through their platform.”
“Money.Net has been a long-time ChartIQ client and partner, and we’re excited to be working with the new management team as they launch their new institutional platform,” says Dan Schleifer, CEO of Cosaic (founded in 2012 as ChartIQ). “Money.Net brings a wealth of market data to its clients, and we’re proud that ChartIQ is the data visualization engine powering their new institutional platform.”
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