Trading Platforms
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The term ‘trading system’ often has the connotation of ‘trading method’ or way of trading rather than referring to the computer system that is used to process trades. That computer system is often referred to as the ‘trading platform’ or ‘dealing room system’ to differentiate it from the ‘trading system’ which may be some empirical method used to assist traders in judging when to enter into buy trades and when to enter into sell trades.
The trading platform may be designed for specific types of market such as futures and options, foreign exchange, fixed income securities, derivatives, etc. and will enable traders to examine various pricing, model various scenarios and capture and execute the trade.
They will typically include some form of portfolio or history of accumulated trades that can be ‘marked-to-market’ (i.e. priced using current market prices not those at which they were traded) to show some sort of trading performance and risk management reporting.
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Article: On the move – November 2011
01 November 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. CEO resigns from USA Technologies, new COO at Thomson Reuters as well as departures at Temenos and ITS.
Article: Who's Bought What? – November 2011
01 November 2011
A round-up of recent orders in the financial technology sector worldwide. CCK, VSoft Corporation and others have gained new deals. Citi, Quilvest Banque Privée and Co-operative Bank of Lamia are among the financial institutions that have ...
Article: Conference review: Technology and Innovation, Singapore
19 October 2011
At present, Asia appears the place to go when looking for innovation in financial services. An array of banks presented on this subject at the second annual Technology and Innovation conference in Singapore in mid-October. IBS was in attendance.
Article: Citi picks Fidessa for derivatives
12 October 2011
Citi has chosen Fidessa's trading platform to underpin the front office for its global listed derivatives business.
Article: On the move – October 2011
05 October 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. Mashreq Bank appoints new CIO, there is a new COO at Barclaycard and WDX Organisation has a new managing director. Temenos, Sentenial and others...
Article: Case study: Bank Oyens & Van Eeghen – Sharp report
29 September 2011
Business intelligence is for the benefit of clients too. Bank Oyens & Van Eeghen's client reporting regime is seen as a vital part of its service.
Article: BSO claims new lowest latency between Europe and Asia
29 September 2011
Network provider, BSO Network Solutions, is claiming recent work on its link between London and Hong Kong has given it the lowest latency to date.
Article: Novus Capital live with MBA Systems bespoke front end
14 September 2011
Novus Capital Markets in the UK has gone live with a bespoke order capture and routing system from MBA Systems. The solution replaces outmoded manual processes.
Article: On the move – September 2011
07 September 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. DTCC's CIO retires, there is a new executive director at Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange and Western Union reorganises its business lines. Temenos, ...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal September 2011
07 September 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Avaloq, Fiserv, Patsystems and Oracle. Algorithmics, Odyssey and Visa Jordan are among the target companies.
Article: Case study: London Stock Exchange Group – Ideas exchange
26 August 2011
London Stock Exchange Group has a rich history, but how is it securing its future?
Article: ASX gears up for competition in Australia's trading market; searches for new MD and CEO
20 July 2011
Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is preparing for competition, with Chi-X set to be the first to break ASX's monopoly in share trading later this year. The exchange is also searching for a new MD and CEO to succeed Robert Elstone who is...
Article: LCH.Clearnet adopts new clearing platform from Murex; extends to US
19 July 2011
Following the recent go-live of a new OTC interest rate swaps clearing platform, LCH.Clearnet is extending its reach to the US. The work is being carried out in partnership with the clearing house's platform supplier, Murex.
Article: Top 10 IBS Journal Case Studies of 2011
13 July 2011
For one week only, we are making this year's Top 10 Case Studies from IBS Journal free to read when you register/login on our website (ends Wed 20th July 2011 when articles will be made subscription unless they feature in one of our...
Article: Backchat – July / August 2011
06 July 2011
The latest gossip from around the industry.
Article: Who's Bought What? – July / August 2011
06 July 2011
A round-up of recent orders in the financial technology sector worldwide. Polaris, 3i Infotech, Callataÿ & Wouters, Capital Banking Solutions, TCS and others have gained new deals. Housing Bank for Trade Finance, Reserve Bank of India, Unicredit ...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal July / August 2011
06 July 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Accenture, S1 Corporation and Sungard. ING Direct, Fundtech, and Swisscom Finance are among the target companies.
Article: On the move – July / August 2011
06 July 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. There's a new CIO at Union Bank of California, additional directors named at Infosys and a departure from Temenos. Broadridge, TwoFour, Vocalink and...
Article: M&A unrest continues in the stock exchange space
04 July 2011
The international stock exchange market continues to be unsettled, with some notable mergers either stalling or falling through. Some would-be acquirers have now themselves become acquisition targets.
Article: Analysis: OTC derivatives – Taming of the shrewd
29 June 2011
The OTC derivatives market is worth around $615 trillion globally. Some see it as bad news waiting to happen whilst others view it as an essential part of the framework of managing risk. Regulation is bound to cause a stir.
Article: Cinnober replaces Equiduct as technology partner of Pave MTF; makes progress in Asia and Latin America
10 June 2011
Exchange technology provider Cinnober is making progress in Asia, Europe and Latin America. It has signed Pave, a new multilateral trading facility (MTF) in Spain, replacing rival Equiduct. It has also gained Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange (HKME), a...
Article: Largest exchange in Latin America implements Streambase CEP engine
10 June 2011
Complex event processing (CEP) goes mainstream in Latin America with the region's largest exchange, BM&FBovespa, taking CEP software from US-based specialist vendor, Streambase. The implementation is part of a larger project to develop a new...
Article: On the move – June 2011
01 June 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. Infosys chairman retires, Sungard CEO steps down and co-founder of Bravura leaves the company. Calypso, Bank of America, BMI Bank, Mastercard and...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal June 2011
01 June 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Paypal, Polaris Software and Thomson Reuters. World-Check, Fig Card and IdenTrust are among the target companies.
Article: ABN Amro Clearing: Trade association
01 June 2011
ABN Amro Clearing is drawing in new trading business on the back of the Horizon multi-exchange network from long-term tech partner, Ffastfill. How does it all fit together?
Article: On the move – May 2011
04 May 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. Information Mosaic, List UK and Deutsche Bank announce new hires. Nucleus Software loses long-standing COO. The last remaining veteran of the former...
Article: Editor's Note – May 2011
04 May 2011
Crisis or no crisis, there is always someone out there with money who is (potentially) willing to add a company or two to their portfolio. And when times are bad, the chances of getting a bargain are higher. So who has recently been selling and...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal May 2011
04 May 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Bottomline Technologies, Sungard and TA Associates. Allegient Systems, Wall Street Systems and Valuelink Information Services are among the...
Article: Who's Bought What? – May 2011
04 May 2011
A round-up of recent orders in the financial technology sector worldwide. Sungard, Misys, Tieto and others have announced new deals. Bank of Ireland, Bank of China, FirstMerit Bank and Qatar Exchange are among the financial institutions that have...
Article: Analysis: The data centre
14 April 2011
With an increase in latency sensitivity amongst high-frequency traders, fuelled in part by market fragmentation in Europe, the environment looks like the perfect hunting ground for well-adjusted data centre owners and operators.
Article: Case study: Colt
14 April 2011
Underground communications cabling has progressed from the copper wire of old towards state of the art optical fibre, helping to deliver ultra-low latency in the process. Just how fast does it need to be?
Article: Technology update: IBM
14 April 2011
IBM executive consultant, Robert Brinkman, outlines some advances in hardware.
Article: Case study: Sungard Global Trading
14 April 2011
Sungard Global Network and Sungard Trading both work with Interxion data centres to connect to the world's exchanges. Have they chosen wisely?
Article: Analysis: Flash crash
14 April 2011
When a stock market index drops and rises back by almost ten per cent in a matter of minutes, nerves inevitably start to jangle. Did high-frequency trading have anything to do with the flash crash of 2010?
Article: Case study: London Stock Exchange
14 April 2011
London Stock Exchange has opened up its colocation offering and tapped into a wider network of exchanges in a bid to maintain its clout in the market. Algo Technologies provided the means.
Article: Trading Operations Focus
14 April 2011
IBS considers the technology behind (and below) high-frequency/low-latency trading and how it affects the industry, seeking comment on the hardware, software and technical infrastructure from those who use it.
Article: Analysis: Going underground
14 April 2011
Transferring electronic data securely from one physical location to another means contact with a communications network of some description. But there is more to underground cabling than (never) meets the eye.
Article: Tibco unveils 'Faster Than Light' trade messaging platform
04 April 2011
Tibco has unveiled its new low latency messaging solution for the world's capital markets players. It is claiming 'new records in latency' and a brace of signings already.
Article: Who's Bought What? – April 2011
04 April 2011
A round-up of recent orders in the financial technology sector worldwide. Fundtech, S1, Surecomp, Twofour and others have announced new deals. HSBC, Banco de Chile, Russian Commercial Bank, Ecobank and Saudi Hollandi Bank are among the financial...
Article: Backchat – April 2011
04 April 2011
The latest gossip from around the industry.
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal April 2011
04 April 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include ACI Worldwide, Fiserv and Longtop Financial Technologies. Ffastfill, ISD Corporation and Mobile Commerce are among the target companies.
Article: On the move – April 2011
04 April 2011
A round-up of recent appointments and departures within the financial technology market worldwide. BT Radianz, Bats Global Markets, Capco, Tieto and others announce new hires.
Article: Editor's Note – April 2011
03 April 2011
Within any gathering of bankers nowadays there is certain to be a great deal of moaning about regulations. The bankers are misunderstood by the regulators and politicians, they will claim. They are scape-goats, the politicians are looking to score...
Article: Case study: Qatar Exchange – Hat trick
28 March 2011
When Qatar Exchange uprooted its trading infrastructure, open source software formed the backbone of its replacement.
Article: Spain's first MTF, Pave, is one step closer to launch
09 March 2011
Pave, Spain's first multilateral trading facility (MTF), has selected a clearing house, EuroCCP, and is now finalising the corporate governance structure. It will then apply for a licence and, subject to approval, will commence trading in H2 2011.
Article: Backchat – March 2011
03 March 2011
The latest gossip from around the industry.
Article: Who's Bought What? – March 2011
03 March 2011
A round-up of recent orders in the financial technology sector worldwide. Oracle FSS, Tieto, Temenos, SAP and others have announced new deals. Bank of China, Helm Bank, Nordea and Johannesburg Stock Exchange are among the financial institutions...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal March 2011
03 March 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Sungard, Bottomline Technologies, Visa and FIS Global. Direct Debit Limited (DDL), Chi-X Europe and Playspan are among the target companies.
Article: Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) abandons Accenture's Tradelect in favour of MillenniumIT
28 February 2011
Africa's largest stock exchange, Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) is following the lead of London Stock Exchange (LSE) in moving to a new equity trading platform from MillenniumIT. It is replacing Accenture's Tradelect and relocating the trading...
Article: Who's Bought Who? IBS Journal February 2011
02 February 2011
A round-up of recent mergers and acquisitions in the financial technology sector worldwide. Buyers include Capgemini, BAE Systems, SAP and Wall Street Systems. Norkom Technologies, Ecofinance and Cardsave are among the target companies.
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