Discover how Euronext FX modernized its data warehouse with EDB Postgres® AI for WarehousePG to eliminate vendor lock-in, establish a sovereign data foundation, and unlock the next generation of intelligent trading infrastructure.
Listen and learn:
- How a leading electronic communications network evolved from a matching engine into an intelligent, data-driven ecosystem
- Why Greenplum going closed source created a vendor lock-in threat that made the status quo unsustainable for a 24/5 marketplace
- How EDB enabled a drop-in migration with no data movement, no schema changes, and a cutover measured in hours, not days
- What makes EDB’s 24/7 support model genuinely different: not just time-to-response, but a commitment to time-to-remedy
- What’s next: conversational analytics, real-time streaming data, and the intelligent trading ecosystem Euronext FX is building toward
As a leading electronic communications network (ECN), Euronext FX operates at the center of global financial markets, running the high-speed, anonymous marketplace where banks, hedge funds, non-banks, and institutional players come to trade spot foreign exchange, precious metals, and non-deliverable forwards. When markets move this fast, the infrastructure underneath has to move faster. As client expectations shifted toward deeper analytics, tighter system integration, and automation, the demands on Euronext FX’s data environment shifted with them.
Grigoriy Zeleniy, CTO of Euronext FX, shares how his team navigated the transition from a legacy Greenplum-based data warehouse to a sovereign, open-source foundation with EDB Postgres AI for WarehousePG—and why the move is setting the stage for a new era of intelligent trading infrastructure.
