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| location_country = [[United States of America|United States]]
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| product          = Software for automated [[Foreign Exchange|FX]] trading
| product          = [[Software]] for automated [[Foreign Exchange|FX]] [[Trading|trading]]
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'''RoboSig Inc.''' is a [[software]] developer that specializes in issuing systematic and [[market]]-neutral currency [[trading]] strategies coupled with automated [[Market risk|risk]] [[management]] as well as [[Trading|trade]] execution tools.<ref name=RoboSig_Profile>{{cite web
'''RoboSig Inc.''' is a private company in the [[Financial Technology|financial technology]] industry based in Wilmington, [[Delaware]]. The company is a [[software]] developer that specializes in issuing systematic and [[market]]-neutral currency [[trading]] strategies coupled with automated [[Market risk|risk]] [[management]] as well as [[Trading|trade]] execution tools.<ref name=RoboSig_Profile>{{cite web
|url=https://www.robosig.com  
|url=https://www.robosig.com  
|title=RoboSig Company Profile
|title=RoboSig Company Profile
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==History==
==History==


RoboSig was founded in [[Chicago]] in 2016 by Richard Preschern, Michael Schwaiger, John Racioppi and Ajay Ramachandran, who have long-term experience in [[Foreign Exchange|foreign exchange]], [[financial technology]], [[Capital mMrket|capital markets]] and [[banking]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report>{{cite web
RoboSig was founded in [[Chicago]] in 2016 by Richard Preschern, Michael Schwaiger, John Racioppi and Ajay Ramachandran, who have long-term experience in [[Foreign Exchange|foreign exchange]], [[Financial Technology|financial technology]], [[Capital market|capital markets]] and [[banking]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report>{{cite web
|url=https://newswatchtv.com/2020/08/14/robosig-newswatch-review/ |title=NewsWatch Report: Risk Management for Traders and Financial Advisors
|url=https://newswatchtv.com/2020/08/14/robosig-newswatch-review/ |title=NewsWatch Report: Risk Management for Traders and Financial Advisors
|accessdate=August 21, 2020  
|accessdate=August 21, 2020  
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|title=Opalesque Currency Trading Roundtable  
|title=Opalesque Currency Trading Roundtable  
|accessdate=October 29, 2018
|accessdate=October 29, 2018
}}</ref> The software uses [[artificial intelligence]] and [[machine learning]] to provide low-risk suggestions and remove all [[Mistakes|errors]] in human calculation. It has the ability to constantly [[Learning|learn]] and predict the [[market]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report/> Consistent returns, low [[Market risk|risk]], low [[Volatility (finance)|volatility]], and zero correlation to traditional [[Asset (banking)|asset]] classes are the characteristics of this cash [[management]] solution.<ref name=RoboSig_Description/>
}}</ref> The software uses [[artificial intelligence]] and [[machine learning]] to provide low-risk suggestions and remove all [[Mistakes|errors]] in human calculation. It has the ability to constantly [[Learning|learn]] and predict the [[market]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report/> Consistent returns, low [[Market risk|risk]], low volatility, and zero correlation to traditional [[Asset (banking)|asset]] classes are the characteristics of this cash [[management]] solution.<ref name=RoboSig_Description/>


The system is suitable for [[Trading|traders]] to increase their profit at low-risk and [[Financial adviser|financial advisers]] to retain [[Customer service|clients]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report/>
The system is suitable for [[Trading|traders]] to increase their profit at low-risk and [[Financial adviser|financial advisers]] to retain [[Customer service|clients]].<ref name=NewsWatchTV_Report/>
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==Public Recognition==
==Public Recognition==


RoboSig is counted as one of the most promising start-up [[Company (business)|companies]] in the [[Bank (finance)|finance]] industry and was awarded at the [[Fintech]] [[Germany]] Awards in [[Frankfurt]] in 2018.<ref>{{cite web  
RoboSig is counted as one of the most promising start-up [[Company (business)|companies]] in the [[Bank (finance)|finance]] industry and was awarded at the [[Financial Technology|Fintech]] [[Germany]] Awards in [[Frankfurt]] in 2018.<ref>{{cite web  
|url=https://twitter.com/FintechGermany/status/1002508289484128257  
|url=https://twitter.com/FintechGermany/status/1002508289484128257  
|title=Fintech Germany Awards  
|title=Fintech Germany Awards  

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RoboSig Inc.
RoboSig Logo.jpg
Website www.robosig.com
Ownership type Private
Founded 2016, by Richard Preschern, Michael Schwaiger, John Racioppi, Ajay Ramachandran
Headquarters Wilmington (Delaware), Chicago (Illinois) , United States
Industry Financial Technology
Product/Service Software for automated FX trading

RoboSig Inc. is a private company in the financial technology industry based in Wilmington, Delaware. The company is a software developer that specializes in issuing systematic and market-neutral currency trading strategies coupled with automated risk management as well as trade execution tools.[1]

History

RoboSig was founded in Chicago in 2016 by Richard Preschern, Michael Schwaiger, John Racioppi and Ajay Ramachandran, who have long-term experience in foreign exchange, financial technology, capital markets and banking.[2]

It opened for business with four employees and has since grown to over 10 professionals.[3] RoboSig Inc. is located in Wilmington, its research and development office is situated in Chicago.[1]

Products and Services

RoboSig developed a software designed to offer fully automated trading systems.[2] It applies systematic statistical methods to the G7 foreign exchange market.[4] The software uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide low-risk suggestions and remove all errors in human calculation. It has the ability to constantly learn and predict the market.[2] Consistent returns, low risk, low volatility, and zero correlation to traditional asset classes are the characteristics of this cash management solution.[3]

The system is suitable for traders to increase their profit at low-risk and financial advisers to retain clients.[2]

Public Recognition

RoboSig is counted as one of the most promising start-up companies in the finance industry and was awarded at the Fintech Germany Awards in Frankfurt in 2018.[5] From 2016 the company saw substantial growth and venture capitalists, including Streamlined Ventures and GRIL Ventures, invested an undisclosed amount in the company.[6]

Key People

  • John Racioppi: Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Co-Founder
  • Richard Preschern: Chief Information Officer (CIO), Co-Founder
  • Michael Schwaiger: Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Co-Founder
  • Dieter Marlovics: Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
  • Marc Dwyer: Co-Chief Operating Officer
  • Ajay Ramachandran: Adviser, Co-Founder[7]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 RoboSig Company Profile. Retrieved on January 2, 2021.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 NewsWatch Report: Risk Management for Traders and Financial Advisors. Retrieved on August 21, 2020.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Description of RoboSig (LinkedIn). Retrieved on November 15, 2020.
  4. Opalesque Currency Trading Roundtable. Retrieved on October 29, 2018.
  5. Fintech Germany Awards. Retrieved on June 1, 2018.
  6. Crunchbase: Highlights, Activities, Details, Investors: RoboSig. Retrieved on June 1, 2018.
  7. Funding Report on RoboSig (Pitchbook). Retrieved on January 2, 2021.

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