Genesis Global, a software provider for financial markets organisations backed by Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi, has partnered with interop.io to enable their respective clients to bring front-, middle- and back-office applications built on the Genesis platform into their interoperability strategy. Version 8 of Genesis’s application platform was released on 1 June with improvements to FDC3 support. The platform provides a low-code framework and AI-driven developer tools for financial firms to build new applications or upgrade legacy systems. In a statement, Leslie Spiro, CEO and co-founder of interop.io, said: “Clients love the Genesis platform for its ability to integrate multiple data sources and financial technology systems. “Now, with interop.io and FDC3, third-party systems that must run on the desktop such as Salesforce or Bloomberg can more easily interoperate with Genesis applications.” Interop.io was formed last June through a merger of Finsemble and Glue42.
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