Arindam Paul

In an Amsterdam office in 2018, he discovered a rare book of classical masters and built the first-ever classical music database with search designed for the genre. Then the payment infrastructure — Apple Pay, Google Pay, Adyen, single sign-on.

Apple acquired the company in 2021. Five million recordings. Millions of users. The platform was always his.

At IMC Financial Markets, he built a global reconciliation system integrated with Goldman Sachs and ABN Amro Clearing — delivered four months after inception. Launched IMC’s first ETF desk in three months. Pioneered automated news aggregation from Bloomberg, Reuters, Fed data, and Twitter.

At Flow Traders, he opened Hong Kong. At Capital Markets Trading, sub-millisecond exchange connectivity across the Deutsche Börse and CME.

As Director of Software Development at Lakeland Healthcare, he invented life-critical systems for emergency radiology — technology that ensures the right diagnosis reaches the right patient at the right time. A decade of teleradiology expertise across three continents. The systems he built solve a problem the industry still hasn’t solved at scale.

Right now, his FX swap market data publisher is feeding real-time prices to Reuters through ING’s trading desk. A €85 billion bank. Forty countries. The same hands that built Apple’s music catalogue now route the prices global markets trade on.