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Investment banking giant Goldman Sachs has invested $20.5 million into Perseus, a managed services provider of high-speed connectivity, giving the firm a minority stake in the vendor’s “rapidly growing global technology business,” according to a Perseus statement.
The investment will help Perseus to “accelerate expansion of its global managed services network,” the report says. Founded in 2009, Perseus last year released EdgePath, a managed infrastructure service used in the technology, media, telecoms and gaming industries, as well as LiquidPath, a trading connectivity solution.
“We see a great opportunity in the financial sector in general, and Perseus in particular,” says Terry Doherty, a director at Goldman Sachs, in a statement. “Not only is their business performance exceptional, but they have the potential to dramatically shift the way that the global markets engage by introducing faster and more secure managed services to the industry.”
Perseus provides managed services and connectivity to more than 300 exchanges and markets in 18 countries around the world.
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