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HyperFeed Technologies Announces New Office in London

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HyperFeed Technologies has announced the opening of a new European sales office in London, and named Heetesh “H” Rawal as managing director, sales, Europe. The move will enable development of HMDP and OCC (TRS and Active8 licensed products from Telerate, now a part of Reuters), which complements HyperFeed’s HTPX ticker-plant offering in the European market. Rawal joins Hyperfeed from Telekurs Financial in London. He was previously with Telerate.

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