Jignesh Shah is a pioneer of FinTech innovations. His company is credited with introducing end-to-end solutions that support high-density transactions in the Indian financial markets. He set up FTIL in 1995 to provide technology solutions and domain expertise for digital transactions and financial markets across all asset classes. FTIL's conceptualization led to a brilliant technological innovation in Intellectual Property (IP) and helped propel trade on next-generation financial markets including equities, commodities, electricity, currencies, and bonds, among others through 63 Moons Technologies.
Jignesh Shah launched the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX), India's premier commodity derivatives exchange that became the second largest commodities exchange in the world in a short span of 10 years.
At MCX, Shah used ODIN, a financial market trading product that he had conceptualized and created and Odin went on to capture the second largest market share in Trading Terminal segment globally. His Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) was India's No.1 electricity exchange and a leader among world energy exchanges. Shah created similar wonders when the group’s National Bulk Handling Corporation (NBHC) became India's No.1 private sector warehouse management company as well as a leader in Asia.
The SMX, DGCX, BFX and Bourse Africa, the international exchange ventures set up by the group in Singapore, Dubai, Bahrain and Africa respectively, became leading exchanges in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
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