LiquidityBook Hires Stephanie Minister To Head Business Development For LBX Connect FIX Network Date
09/03/2021
LiquidityBook, a leading Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based provider of buy- and sell-side trading solutions, today announced that Stephanie Minister has joined the firm as Managing Director of Connectivity Services. In this role, she will lead a newly created arm of the LiquidityBook corporate structure.
Ms. Minister will spearhead business development efforts for LBX Connect, LiquidityBook’s proprietary managed FIX network, which enables users to interact with over 250 routing destinations across 80 markets globally in an intuitive and cost-effective manner. She will interface with exchanges, third-party network providers and institutional brokers in markets across the world to maximize network’s reach. She will also play a direct role in future plans for additional FIX-related products and services. This hire comes at a time of tremendous growth for LBX Co
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