Glue42 has been shortlisted among the Most Influential Financial Technology Companies for 2021 in the first issue of Harrington Starr’s Financial Technologist magazine for the year. The judging panel features experts from EY, Lloyds Banking Group, Baringa Partners, and more. In the publication, Harrington Starr includes an analysis of the 2021 trends in the financial services industry and a summary of 2020.
These companies have undoubtedly been lucky in the markets that they find themselves in. The pandemic has not been so economically kind to all industries. That said, if you are in the right place at the right time, one still has to ensure that opportunities are grasped. The entrepreneurial wisdom, flair, and ability shown in the pages that follow have been a source of great inspiration to me in the last 12 months.
Harrington Starr is global recruitment, events, technology consulting, and insight business in the financial sector. The company issues the Financial Technologist magazine providing financial technology news, industry experts’ commentary, insights, and trends analysis.
This is the fourth year Harrington Starr is publishing the list of influential companies and it provides some insightful information on the companies you need to watch in 2021.
As a technology company that solves complex business challenges and improves the user experience, Glue42 is proud to be on that list and claim its spot among the leading companies that drive digital transformation in the financial industry. The list of Most Influential Financial Technology Companies for 2021 gathers 300 organizations that thrived in 2020 during the hardship of a global pandemic. We are happy to be one of them as we managed to close important deals and continuously expand our team and partner network. With the kickstart of 2021, we are excited to continue to deliver innovation and accelerate digital transformation in capital markets!
About Glue42
Glue42 enables organizations to build intelligent desktops that support configurable workflows between web and desktop applications. Its integration platform seamlessly and securely orchestrates UI and data and leverages open-source initiatives such as FINOS FDC3 to reduce application delivery times and accelerate time to value. The company is based in London, New York, and Bulgaria. With over 25K licenses, its solutions are deployed at tier-one financial institutions across the world.
