SIGMA AI and TT Strengthen Strategic AI Partnership
SIGMA AI has secured fresh funding from Trading Technologies (TT) to expand its AI operations and establish a proprietary innovation hub.
This AI investment partnership marks the second time TT has backed SIGMA AI, reinforcing its long-term commitment to AI-powered fintech solutions.
While the exact funding amount remains undisclosed, the deal signals strong confidence in SIGMA AI’s ability to drive value in financial markets.
Importantly, the funding will go toward creating an AI and Innovation Hub specifically designed to power TT’s global trading platform.
Powering the Future of FinTech with AI
SIGMA AI provides a real-time analytics platform designed for wealth managers, traders, brokers, and data vendors around the world.
Its technology offers AI-driven insights across multiple asset classes and data types—technical, fundamental, and event-based.
By doing so, the platform helps professionals make faster, smarter, and more personalized investment decisions using low-latency infrastructure.
The AI investment partnership will now help embed these capabilities deeper into TT’s institutional-grade platform, improving intelligence and speed across product lines.
Additionally, the hub will focus on enhancing tools with more automation, stronger security, and robust governance for enterprise use cases.
Leadership Integration and Dual Roles
Alongside the funding, SIGMA AI founder and CEO Andy Simpson will take on an expanded leadership role at Trading Technologies.
Simpson will serve as Head of AI and Innovation at TT while continuing to lead SIGMA AI’s strategic roadmap.
This dual position ensures tight alignment between both companies as they co-develop AI strategies and tools for institutional clients.
Simpson will report directly to TT CEO Justin Llewellyn-Jones, helping shape how AI evolves within TT’s trading technology stack.
TT’s Vision for AI-Driven Tools
TT’s CEO Justin Llewellyn-Jones emphasized the importance of building secure and productive AI solutions for global capital markets.
He noted that the partnership with SIGMA AI will result in tools that are faster, smarter, and easier to use, without compromising safety.
From internal process improvement to client-facing innovation, TT sees AI as central to the future of financial technology infrastructure.
The AI investment partnership will also prioritize ethical AI development, featuring strong governance to prevent misuse or overreach.
By using SIGMA AI’s expertise, TT aims to enhance its position as a trusted technology partner for institutional trading firms.
A FinTech Collaboration Built for Scale
SIGMA AI’s platform is uniquely positioned to support multi-asset and multi-source data strategies, making it highly scalable for enterprise applications.
As AI adoption accelerates in finance, partnerships like this one can help reduce costs, boost speed, and increase competitive advantage.
Simpson called the partnership a “privilege,” saying he’s excited to continue contributing to TT’s long-standing reputation as a technology leader.
The AI investment partnership isn’t just about innovation—it’s about building lasting infrastructure for the future of global financial markets.
With this new hub in development, TT and SIGMA AI are poised to deliver real impact where intelligence meets execution.