Larry Ng serves as managing director at Wall Street Systems, focusing on product strategy and marketing. Previously, Larry was the founder and EVP of corporate and business development for Moneyline Telerate, a global market data company specializing in the capital markets. He also served as chief technology officer, managing 375 technology professionals worldwide.

Prior to this, Larry co-founded and acted as CIO for Tradeweb, the largest fixed income electronic trading company for institutional investors. Larry also served as a board advisor to both Market Axess and Candeal.

Larry was the architect and designer of the first electronic trading system in bonds, the "Odd-lot Machine," and was also the founder and president of Spectrasoft, a fixed income analytics company.

Earlier in his career, he was an arbitrage trader at Merrill Lynch Capital Markets, an OTC derivatives consultant to Bankers Trust, a management consultant to Chemical Bank, a marketing manager for CBS Records, and a microprocessor chip designer for IBM. Larry holds an MBA in Finance from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and a BSc in Electrical Engineering from the Cooper Union. He is a trustee and chairman of the Development Committee of the Cooper Union, and serves on the Board of several start-up companies.