LiquidityBook looks to displace Fidessa as sell-side OMS of choice

What began as a small buy-side technology offering, now has ambitions to oust Fidessa in the sell-side OMS space. LiquidityBook, now armed with a handful of ex-Fidessa employees, has secured the product expertise. Can it secure the clients?

A lot can happen in 21 years. Given that timeline, a blue moon will rise in the night sky seven times. The majority of atoms in a human body will replace themselves about three times. A newborn in the United States will be able to buy a drink at a bar. And sometimes, when enough time is paired with serendipity, someone will get a chance to do what they wish they could have those many years ago.

Recently, Sayant Chatterjee joined a call with his colleague at LiquidityBook, Ryan Stankus, who

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