Arrival Of Infosys And Seven Stars Raises Hopes For Financial Tech Future Of Hartford Region
27 Jul 2018
A string of recent announcements promising jobs and private investment have raised hope that Hartford will become a hub for innovation in financial technology.
Stretching from one of the city’s oldest companies, Aetna, which is evolving into a digital health company, to a New York firm that plans to bring blockchain technology to West Hartford, to an Indian software giant that has selected Hartford for a regional headquarters, the developments offer a vision of a different future for a state mired in a stagnant economy that has largely failed to create jobs and attract new investment.
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