New Roots, More Growth – Nils-Robert Persson, Cinnober
Spencer Doar
Editor
Last year was notable for Cinnober as the company pivoted from organic growth to outside investment to aid its expansion. The now 20-year-old real-time risk and clearing technology provider raised some $20 million from a directed share offering to fuel the development of Minium – a new Cinnober subsidiary focused on client clearing.
In this sixth video from JLN’s annual series with industry leaders, Cinnober Executive Chairman Nils-Robert Persson details the company’s strategy for 2018 and it’s investment activities in 2017, including the acquisition of Ancoa, now rebranded Irisium.
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