Talk:Securities Industry Automation Corporation

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chop chop[edit]

Hello. I cut the below sections out of the article because no amount of logic could help me find a connection between them and this article. I also searched several sites and found no mention of a connection between them.

section --> Sector, Inc.

Sector, Inc. was integrated with the business of Transacttools and SFTI to become NYSE Technologies. NYSE Technologies provides financial markets and market participants with an open, high performance, low latency and neutral platform for direct market access and global trading connectivity that improves liquidity and reduces risk. NYSE Technologies is a subsidiary of NYSE Euronext.

section --> SFTI

NYSE Technologies' Secure Financial Transaction Infrastructure (SFTI) - pronounced "safety" - is a communications network dedicated to the financial industry. Its highly reliable, resilient and low latency network offers connectivity to NYSE as well as other exchanges, market centers and content service providers and also connects to over 800 market participants including all of the National Market System markets in the United States.

TheLoneDeranger (talk) 01:23, 17 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]