22/06/2015
Markets Made Clear.com To Develop New Technology
Belfast based firm Markets Made Clear.com is being assisted by Invest Northern Ireland to develop and market technology for trading in global financial markets.
The technology provides access to essential market data that enables investors, especially home-based traders, to make informed judgements about future market direction in areas such as currencies and commodities.
Markets Made Clear.com received support from Invest NI's Propel Programme for business start-ups, R&D assistance, which is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund, and assistance towards marketing.
Moira Loughran, Invest NI's Eastern Regional Manager, said: "Markets Made Clear.com has devised a web based service to enable investors and others interested in financial markets to understand how the markets operate and to keep abreast of trends that could help shape trading decisions.
"This technology has significant export potential, and we've geared our assistance to help this small business to perfect their website and market it to investors around the world.
"This is yet another example of the success of the Propel programme which has helped Markets Made Clear.com to widen its knowledge base and develop a network of contacts with other local enterprises."
Image by Michael Cooper
(CD)
The technology provides access to essential market data that enables investors, especially home-based traders, to make informed judgements about future market direction in areas such as currencies and commodities.
Markets Made Clear.com received support from Invest NI's Propel Programme for business start-ups, R&D assistance, which is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund, and assistance towards marketing.
Moira Loughran, Invest NI's Eastern Regional Manager, said: "Markets Made Clear.com has devised a web based service to enable investors and others interested in financial markets to understand how the markets operate and to keep abreast of trends that could help shape trading decisions.
"This technology has significant export potential, and we've geared our assistance to help this small business to perfect their website and market it to investors around the world.
"This is yet another example of the success of the Propel programme which has helped Markets Made Clear.com to widen its knowledge base and develop a network of contacts with other local enterprises."
Image by Michael Cooper
(CD)
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