MDX Technology, a provider of real time data distribution solutions to the trading community, has appointed Simon Luhr (pictured), CEO and co-founder of FinEx Capital, as a Non-Executive Board Director.
At the same time Clare Walsh, founder of Metia and Finextra, is also joining as a strategic advisor to the Board of Directors. Both FinEx Capital and Clare are investors in the MDX business.
Paul Watmough, CEO and co-founder of MDX, says. "Over the last twelve months we have experienced strong demand for our solutions and have added a number of prestigious new names to our increasing client list. Most notable of these was MarketAxess who is using our solution to provide a more flexible way to distribute market data and onboard liquidity as part of its Open Trading initiative targeting buy and sell side clients. We are very excited about the future, and I believe having access to the combined knowledge and experience that both these seasoned individuals bring, will be invaluable to the business."
David Priestly, Executive Chairman and co-founder of MDX, says: "On behalf of the MDX team I am delighted to welcome both Simon and Clare on board. I am personally delighted that they have agreed to join us and am looking forward to working closely with them as they help us to take the business to the next stage of its development.”
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