Update: CEO, Chairman Depart Interactive Data, After ICE Completes Acquisition

Daffron steps down after just more than two years as CEO of Interactive Data.

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Interactive Data president and chief executive Stephen Daffron and executive chairman Mason Slaine have both stepped down from their roles at the vendor, less than one month after Intercontinental Exchange completed its takeover of Interactive Data, officials confirm.

Daffron had served as president and CEO of Interactive Data since September 2013. Before joining IDC, Daffron was global head of operations and technology at Morgan Stanley. He continues to serve as a member of the Financial

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