Institutional Blockchain Firm SETL Expands Its Technology Team

by Avi Mizrahi
  • SETL's new office was opened by Ben Gummer, British MP and Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General.
Institutional Blockchain Firm SETL Expands Its Technology Team
Ben Gummer MP being introduced to the SETL retail payment system
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SETL, the London based financial blockchain specialist, announced today the opening of a Global Engineering Centre in Ipswich, UK. Ten new staff members have been hired for the new office, bringing SETL’s total worldwide workforce to 24.

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The new team includes Blockchain technology architects and specialists for server systems analysis, enterprise storage, web development, integration and project management. SETL operations in Ipswich will be overseen by CTO Nicholas Pennington.

Peter Randall

Peter Randall

Peter Randall, CEO of SETL, noted: “Since we launched in 2015, SETL has continued to expand rapidly, with new blockchain products and initiatives. Our new engineering centre will be the powerhouse that supports our growth ambitions as we deploy blockchain projects globally.”

The centre was officially opened by Ben Gummer, Member of Parliament for Ipswich and Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General, and by Chairman of the SETL board Sir David Walker. Gummer commented: “I am delighted to have been invited to open SETL’s new office here in Ipswich. They are the latest of a number of businesses choosing to locate in our tech Hub . Suffolk has a thriving ICT sector, with the University of Suffolk ensuring that there is a pipeline of new local talent. Taken together with Norfolk, we have the third highest concentration of science and research parks in the country.”

SETL, the London based financial blockchain specialist, announced today the opening of a Global Engineering Centre in Ipswich, UK. Ten new staff members have been hired for the new office, bringing SETL’s total worldwide workforce to 24.

To unlock the Asian market, register now to the iFX EXPO in Hong Kong.

The new team includes Blockchain technology architects and specialists for server systems analysis, enterprise storage, web development, integration and project management. SETL operations in Ipswich will be overseen by CTO Nicholas Pennington.

Peter Randall

Peter Randall

Peter Randall, CEO of SETL, noted: “Since we launched in 2015, SETL has continued to expand rapidly, with new blockchain products and initiatives. Our new engineering centre will be the powerhouse that supports our growth ambitions as we deploy blockchain projects globally.”

The centre was officially opened by Ben Gummer, Member of Parliament for Ipswich and Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General, and by Chairman of the SETL board Sir David Walker. Gummer commented: “I am delighted to have been invited to open SETL’s new office here in Ipswich. They are the latest of a number of businesses choosing to locate in our tech Hub . Suffolk has a thriving ICT sector, with the University of Suffolk ensuring that there is a pipeline of new local talent. Taken together with Norfolk, we have the third highest concentration of science and research parks in the country.”

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