Listed derivatives blocking network InTick has secured £2 million in funding from angel investors, following its launch during the ICE Gilt and Eurex fixed income futures rolls last month.
InTick aims to automate the listed derivative block trading process, increasing automation and efficiency. Its platform centralises pricing information, aggregating all available listed derivative block liquidity onto a single platform. Independent block matching is then possible through a consolidated order book.
Funds raised from this latest investment will go towards accelerating growth, expanding technological capabilities, and strengthening strategic partnerships, the firm stated.
The company was selected for the Investment Association accelerator programme in March.
On the latest investment, Ben Parker, chief operating officer and co-founder of InTick, commented, “This is a powerful endorsement of our approach and a clear signal of the market’s demand for innovation in the listed derivatives block trading space.”
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