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Derivia Intelligence launches

Derivia Intelligence, a financial data and market insight provider, launched last week.

Derivia Intelligence launches
Guy Dunn: “When I joined the business in June 2023, I immediately realised there was a real opportunity to significantly grow SRP and FOW and bring significant benefits to our customers.”

Derivia Intelligence announced its launch last week as a global data and insight provider for the derivatives markets – headquartered in London and with offices in New York, Hong Kong, Bulgaria, and India.

Derivia Intelligence says it is a parent company to the two sub-brands – SRP and FOW, both providing specialist sectors with incisive data, news, insights, and events for over 25 years.

The group says its mission is to provide data and intelligence to companies and professionals operating in those markets — and says its current customer base comprises 9 out of 10 of the world’s largest investment banks among multiple financial institutions.

Guy Dunn, CEO of Derivia Intelligence, gave his thoughts on the parent brand launch: “When I joined the business in June 2023, I immediately realised there was a real opportunity to significantly grow SRP and FOW and bring significant benefits to our customers. Both have a subscription-based business model, service a niche area of the financial industry, and benefit from strong customer loyalty. Each had a 95% net renewal rate in 2023, and 85% of Derivia’s business is subscription-based recurring revenue.”

He added: “There is a symmetry of offering between both brands, with market-leading data, proprietary news and insights, and events convening industry leaders. Bringing them together under one company and consolidated visual identity will allow us to increase our reach and strengthen synergies across the portfolio.

“We are working hard to develop new capabilities and product enhancements across both SRP and FOW, and we look forward to sharing these exciting updates with our customers very soon.”

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