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FT Interactive Data Hires Nadler in Development

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FT Interactive Data, has appointed David Nadler to the newly created position of vice president, global development. In the new role he will be responsible for the company’s technology and business processes. Nadler first worked with FT Interactive Data in the 1980s. For the past 18 years, he has run his own software consulting company, directing a broad portfolio of projects including pricing engines, funds workgroup software, and real-time market data processing.

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