KGiSL wins Common infrastructure for Brokers Back Office Project from Stock Exchange of Thailand

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India / Malaysia, Aug 17, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - KGiSL, a global IT Products, Solutions, and Services provider, today announced the landmark contract that was won by KGiSL against significant competition from one of the largest stock exchanges in the ASEAN, The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET). KGiSL will rollout Dolphin - a state of the art,

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