– USA, IL – Sterling Trading Tech, a leading provider of order management systems, risk and margin tools and trading platforms to the capital markets worldwide, today announced the appointment of Brennan Carley to its board as an independent member effective September 1st.
“We are thrilled to welcome Brennan to our board of directors. Brennan’s track record is widely recognized throughout the industry. His career-long focus on modernizing the capital markets aligns with our ethos of innovation and development of leading transformative technology,” said CEO, Jennifer Nayar.
About W. Brennan Carley
Brennan Carley is an accomplished industry executive who brings more than 25 years of experience in the financial markets, with a focus on trading and financial technology businesses. He has held C-level strategy and business development roles at Refinitiv, Instinet and NYFIX, as well as board positions at fintech companies including Yipes and Marketcetera. Throughout his career, he has helped many fintech firms drive substantial growth and graduated magna cum laude from New York University with a degree in Economics.
About Sterling Trading Tech
Sterling Trading Tech is a leading provider of professional trading technology solutions for the global equities, equity options and futures markets. With over 100 clients including leading brokers, clearing firms and prop groups in over 20 countries, STT provides solutions tailored to clients’ needs. STT is committed to providing fast, stable technology along with outstanding customer service. STT provides trading platforms, OMS and risk products to its clients.
For more information: https://sterlingtradingtech.com/
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