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Lime Hones Technology, Regulatory Agenda





 



 Jeff WeckerLime Brokerage, one of the first high-frequency brokerages to trade large volumes electronically on the New York Stock Exchange, is leaning on its technology capabilities to continue expanding in an increasingly tough economy. It recently brought on Jeff Wecker, a Lehman Brothers and Townsend Analytics electronic trading vet, as president and ceo to lead the expansion. The firm has also been vocal on market structure changes needed in the industry, and Wecker is picking up the baton. WSL Reporter Alexandra Zendrian caught up with Wecker to discuss Lime’s future and recent market changes.



WSL: What is Lime focused on now?



Wecker: Our ability to engineer high quality data and execution technologies are being sought by other kinds of customers that are recognizing the importance of high performance. We currently have a broad array of products for data distribution, market access, routing services and the associated support and administration for a broker-dealer looking to outsource those capabilities.



We also recently moved into a new office. Now we have one seat per individual. People aren’t sitting on each other’s laps anymore and we have space to stand. We have some initiatives to expand the space and talent that we have in our Waltham office as well. Lime has a pretty voracious appetite for engineering talent. We’ve also hired a number of people in the product management function as well. We’re looking for high quality sales people, sales traders and for ...

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