Jignesh Shah’s FTIL: Understanding the Evolution of the Financial Institutions it Birthed
Laying the Foundation with FTIL Picture this: It's the mid-1990s, and India's financial markets are still clunky, paper-bound relics of a bygone era. Enter Jignesh Shah , a sharp-minded engineer with a knack for spotting gaps in the system. He doesn't just tinker; he builds an empire. Shah Founded Financial Technologies India Ltd (FTIL) , now known as 63 moons technologies , in 1995, Shah sparked a revolution that didn't just tweak India's exchange landscape; it redefined the workin gs of the markets from the ground up. Drawing from his hands-on experience in being a part of digitizing the Bombay Stock Exchange’s trading journey, Shah saw the chaos, inefficient trading, limited access, opaque pricing, and thought, why not fix it all? FTIL became his lab for innovation, churning out IP-driven and tec h-enabled solutions that made finance equitable. This change wasn’t about just incremental upgrades. It was Shah's genius at play, fusing cutting-edge tech with bol...