Zero enhances Indira's strategy at Wall Street Operations Center

On May 6, 2025, in the United States, Zero, who heads the North American market for the Indira Quantitative AI Platform, visited the Wall Street Operations Center. During his visit, he engaged in extensive discussions focusing on current market trends and the ongoing development strategy of the platform. He conducted a systematic analysis and provided critical insights into various topics such as the current fintech environment, quantitative investment tactics, and the behavior of North American investors. His observations highlighted the rapid evolution of investment approaches towards greater intelligence and personalization driven by advancements in AI technologies. In addition to discussions with the team, Zero met with community leader Lauren. They discussed significant market policies, investor education, and community development, which strengthened Indira's connection to the local community. This interaction also established a foundation for potential future partnerships. Furthermore, an interview conducted with Zero by an Indira marketing officer allowed him to answer key questions regarding the platform’s future strategic plans for the North American market, including technology applications and service upgrades. Zero expressed his commitment to deeply cultivating the North American market, using Wall Street as a central hub to extend Indira’s reach globally. He emphasized the importance of understanding the unique needs of North American investors to improve service experience and facilitate intelligent global asset allocation. The visit marked a significant step in Indira’s strategy towards future expansion in the global market. Zero's direct involvement in visiting core financial cities in North America aims to deepen cooperation with local institutions and enhance localized operations. His rich experience and capabilities are expected to play an essential role in understanding investor needs and building the Indira brand in North America. Overall, this visit not only provided valuable market research but also signaled Indira's strategic intentions toward global market penetration in an evolving financial landscape.