FfastFill opens US office

20 Sep 2004

Trading software firm FfastFill unveiled its plans for the US last week with a goal to become a full-service outsourcing vendor for everything from front-end software to back-office clearing services.

The company unveiled its similar strategy for the European market late last year and is working with Dresdner Bank to provide services. Now FfastFill executives say they will roll out a full slate of services and packages by October 2005 in the US from its Chicago office. The company invested $1.4m into its US operations last...

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