2016 Tech 50：抖动

Openfin找到了一个甜蜜的现货，具有其用于金融桌面应用的开源技术，主要的华尔街公司蜂拥而至。“当这一数量的公司都使用相同的技术部署和运行申请时，金融服务中从未有过一段时间，”首席执行官朦胧敢。Founded in New York in 2010 (and now with a second office in London), OpenFin developed software, based on Google’s Chromium and the HTML5 web-browser standard, that lets programmers take advantage of the most-advanced, user-friendly interfaces across all operating systems, desktops and mobile devices. The number of bank and trading-platform customers doubled over the past year, to 30, and they, in turn, have used OpenFin’s HTML5 container to deploy applications to 44 sell-side and more than 250 buy-side firms. Both ICAP and Goldman Sachs Group spin-off REDI Holdings announced this year that they will be incorporating OpenFin technology in their next-generation trading platforms. Those firms, along with Barclays, Citi, CME Group and others, are represented on an advisory board that OpenFin set up in December in conjunction with the open-sourcing of its technology under an Apache 2.0 license. “Most people are not wondering if it’s the right technology but instead are focused on implementing it and working with it,” says Dar, 40, who has a BA in computer science and French literature from Cornell University, started his career as a programmer with SBC Warburg (now part of Swiss bank UBS) and was chief strategy officer of credit derivatives firm Creditex Group, which Intercontinental Exchange acquired in 2008. He stresses the importance of communication and collaboration with clients because they are the best source of ideas about innovations and problems that need solving. One of the latter is the need for interoperability, or compatibility between old and new systems. “It might be the most important thing that we do,” Dar says.

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