Xenomorph opens Singapore subsidiary

Xenomorph, the analytics and data management solutions provider to global financial institutions, continues its business expansion in Asia-Pacific with the opening of a Singapore subsidiary.

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David Winson will head up Xenomorph's latest regional operation as Director of Xenomorph Singapore. Winson has over 17 years' experience in financial markets and IT, having worked for leading asset managers such as World Asset Management, Rothschild and Insight before joining Xenomorph in 2005 to assist clients with the implementation of Xenomorph's TimeScape solution.

"Having a local presence in Singapore is a natural step for Xenomorph as it enables us to support our existing clients more closely and to better satisfy their demands for round-the-clock support. It comes at a time when we have been receiving strong interest from major Asian institutions", says Winson.

Asian financial markets are experiencing massive growth and with the increased focus on data, Xenomorph is confident that its TimeScape analytics and data management platform will help clients achieve higher quality risk management, easier regulatory compliance, more transparent derivatives valuations and faster trading decision support.

"TimeScape 's flexibility, extensibility and ease of use allows our clients to import, store, validate and analyse any kind of data easily and quickly, from the simplest to the most complex financial markets datasets, across all business functions" adds Winson. "With our global footprint, we look forward to strengthening our collaboration with local partners and market experts".

The opening follows the relocation of two senior staff members from the London office to Australia to boost the company's presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

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