Trading Tech
Rosenblatt Levels the Playing Field
The introduction of third-party cloud computing and data storage offerings has allowed smaller firms to exploit infrastructure resources that were once limited to the largest bulge-bracket firms. DWT editor Rob Daly sits down with Raman Kannan, CTO of…
StanChart Offers Cross-Asset Margining
SINGAPORE-Standard Chartered (StanChart) has rolled out cross-asset margining capabilities, as it expands its private banking business, DWT has learned
Keeping Up with the Co-Los
Low-latency data and its surrounding technologies have become big business. I hadn't realized just how big until I saw a report last week from Brazilian exchange group BM&F Bovespa showing the increases in direct market access trading, and specifically…
Recognia Broadens Analysis Tools
Recognia, an Ottawa-based provider of predictive charting software for active traders, is expanding its range of technical analysis products to include analysis of more granular time increments and help automate users' trading decisions.
Actant Gives EU Clients Feed Choice
Swiss trading software vendor Actant recently replaced the feed it used to integrate market data from the London Stock Exchange into its trading systems, to allow its European derivatives trading and market making clients to source data from a choice of…
Made to measure
Gone are the days of buy-side firms implementing broker-developed algorithmictrading tools without the ability to question their underlying assumptions. Perhaps more crucially, the ability to tailor those algorithms to more accurately reflect changing…
Automation New
Asia Report
Negotiationg Downturns
INFRASTRUCTURE
Kill the Fax
TRADING TECHNOLOGY
Managing the Hedging Risk
Open Platform
Kids in a Candy Shop
Cover Story
A Chat with the Authors
Special Report
Unveiling Data’s Potential
Special Report
New Tools
TRADING TECHNOLOGY
BarCap Strengthens Barx’s FX Bite
TRADING TECHNOLOGY
Executive Briefing
Special Report
A Clear View of Tomorrow
Special Report
Corporate Actions Looks to the SaaS
Software as a Service (SaaS), a well known model in the financial industry, is making its way into the corporate actions world. Carla Mangado explores why it is gaining momentum, and to what extent it has the potential to become the preferred model for…