New York software firm creates 17 jobs at new Belfast base

Symphony, which develops communications software for the global finance sector, said it decided to invest in Northern Ireland following last September’s two-day investment summit and after speaking to a range of other local investors.

Symphony employs over 500 global staff in a range of global offices in New York, London, Paris, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sophia Antipolis, Tel Aviv, Stockholm and Vietnam. “The NI Investment Summit was by far the best investment event I’ve ever been to, and I was keen to explore the potential of Northern Ireland for Symphony,” he said. “After speaking to other investors and to the local universities, we were convinced that Northern Ireland offered a great fit for us.

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