Symphony Teams with OpenFin for Interoperability, Standardization

The two entities will work to find a standard for HTML5 containers and promote open-source technology.

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Mazy Dar, CEO of OpenFin, tells WatersTechnology that one of the core aspects of this collaboration is interoperability.

"Big banks and many asset managers are using OpenFin to deploy single-dealer platforms and trading applications. What they want is to be able to integrate these applications with Symphony's messaging platform," Dar says. "There are many HTML5 containers out there and the idea is to make it possible for Symphony to run in any container. So that's going to be a core focus for

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