ShareInvestor eyes rapid expansion after management buyout
It plans to offer its market data subscription service in more countries, starting with Indonesia
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NEWLY independent after completing a management buyout of its shares from Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) on Nov 13, financial media and technology company ShareInvestor is looking forward to striking out on its own. It has big plans for regional market expansion in the next two years.
In an exclusive interview with The Business Times (BT), ShareInvestor's chief executive officer Christopher Lee said the company aims to become the dominant service provider in Asean in its three business areas of online investor relations and strategic communications, market data tools, and investor education.
"We see a lot of opportunities in the Asean …
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