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About
AMIC > Corporate History
AMIC Research, Inc was created in 1972 to
serve the transactional needs of the financial
services industry. Since the introduction
of internet-based communications in the late
80s as a backbone for transactional and information
exchange systems, we have branched out to
include specialized security technologies.
Today, AMIC is a key supplier of "continuously
available infrastructure" technology,
specialized trading systems and financial
objects components. |
| 1970s |
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Michael Conigliaro leaves
the NSA where he served as a senior field analyst.
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Mike forms AMIC and applies his analytical
skills to support the financial services industry. |
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IBM System/3-based back office services
are offered to the brokerage community. |
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| 1980s |
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Systems are converted to run on IBM
S/36. |
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AMIC adds stock loan services. |
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| 1990s |
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Systems are converted to run on IBM
AS/400. |
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AMIC becomes the first service bureau
to offer DTC settlement services. |
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Richard O'Connell joins AMIC as CTO/Product
Manager. |
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AMIC becomes a provider of IP-based
"Wintel" trading and security products. |
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AMIC serves on DTCC's "PIMS"
steering committee. |
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AMIC offers its first trading system
for banks. |
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Ray Carbone joins AMIC to market
"Continuous Availability Platform" strategies. |
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| 2000+ |
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AMIC ships its first banking system
for international trade management. |
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Continuous availability technology
is offered. |
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