On the Record with Robin Hanlon, CEO of Gmarkets—Canada's Other Data Vendor

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Robin Hanlon, CEO of Gmarkets

Market fragmentation, the search for exposure to regions outside commoditized US equity markets, low-latency links to New York and Chicago, and the (failed) London Stock Exchange–TMX Group merger have all raised the profile of Canada’s capital markets, spurring interest in local datasets. Robin Hanlon, president and chief executive of Toronto-based Gmarkets, explains why Thomson Reuters isn’t the only game in town.

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