Ropes & Gray advised Bloomberg on corporate and antitrust aspects of its planned acquisition of Broadway Technology, a cutting-edge provider of high-performance front-office fintech solutions. The acquisition of Broadway Technology allows Bloomberg to provide a low latency execution management offering optimised for rates trading, and deliver further innovations in multi-asset software.
The Ropes & Gray team was led by antitrust partners Ruchit Patel and Jonathan Klarfeld and included corporate partners Regina Sam Penti and Marko Zatylny, antitrust senior attorneys Derek Yee and David Young and associates James Parkinson, Anna Pugh, Siarra Rogers, Hannah Shapiro and Dorothea Weitzer, corporate associates Giancarlo Lee, Elaine Park and Qiao Wang, and antitrust trainees Aisha Arden, Miles Harrison and Joseph Marshall.
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