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I am planning to substantially expand the description of the services offered by Omgeo, the market it serves, and it's place in the global securities business. I will in doing so delete the reference to Howard, as he was just one in a long list of players from the early 1970's who contributed to what Omgeo is today. At the time that Thomson Reuters sold a 50% interest in their products to DTCC, Howard left his position as head of those products. Wags in the business immediately suggested that the OMGEO acronym stood for "Oh my God, Edlestein's out!". He has since gone on to run several other businesses. Should anyone object, please let me know. Thanks WikiDorset (talk) 23:28, 28 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]
