Rule Financial opens in Costa Rica
30 September 2013 Costa Rica
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Rule Financial has opened in Costa Rica after experiencing growing demand from clients in North America for nearshore delivery services.
Over a two to three year time period, Rule Financial expects to create over three hundred new high-end technology jobs in the country.
The initial focus of the company will be to find and attract the best technical talent, especially those who are experienced in developing software using Microsoft Technologies, such as .Net, C#, WCF or WPF among others.
Alex Fernandez, formerly of Microsoft and Oracle, has joined Rule Financial as its Costa Rica country head.
He pointed out advantages of opening a facility in Costa Rica, including a large pool of highly skilled graduates in strategic areas such as IT, software development and technical support.
Rule Financial Costa Rica will serve global investment banks areas of their business including legal and compliance, prime services, risk management, securities finance, trading and operations.
Over a two to three year time period, Rule Financial expects to create over three hundred new high-end technology jobs in the country.
The initial focus of the company will be to find and attract the best technical talent, especially those who are experienced in developing software using Microsoft Technologies, such as .Net, C#, WCF or WPF among others.
Alex Fernandez, formerly of Microsoft and Oracle, has joined Rule Financial as its Costa Rica country head.
He pointed out advantages of opening a facility in Costa Rica, including a large pool of highly skilled graduates in strategic areas such as IT, software development and technical support.
Rule Financial Costa Rica will serve global investment banks areas of their business including legal and compliance, prime services, risk management, securities finance, trading and operations.
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