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Duncan Johnston-Watt, the chief technology officer (CTO), founder and chairman of Enigmatec, has more than 12 years’ experience developing technology for the financial services industry. Recently, Enigmatec made headlines with news of the virtualization project at JPMorgan (DWT, Sept. 26). Over the years, Johnston-Watt has specialized in the development of large-scale systems including the global foreign exchange (FX) and money markets data delivery infrastructure for the French banking giant
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