Technology

The London Stock Exchange Group’s (LSEG) non-deliverable forwards matching platform went live last November.

Initially expected to close in Q1 2024, the deal is the second and final part of Trading Technologies’ acquisition of Abel Noser’s offerings.

Asset manager will adopt Bloomberg’s tech-stack to optimise the efficiency of technical processes and boost scale.

The partnership will allow Iress’ trading customers to source comprehensive liquidity from fixed income providers and venues across the US, Europe and APAC.

The sell-side risk management solution will allow users to assess margin requirements from their exchange counterparts.

The firm will use Saphyre’s technology to enhance real-time trade setups with brokers and custodians.

Gravis Capital Management is set to utilise Bloomberg AIM to provide operational intelligence and management for its front-office to enhance pre-trade processes and order generation workflow.

The investment manager will use BlackRock’s flagship platform to unify its investment management technology platform across asset classes.

“Quod has integrated all of the historical market data now, which gives us and them, the opportunity to onboard more and more clients within that space even more efficiently,” Rob Kirby, head of EMEA sales and business development at QuantHouse, tells The TRADE.

The London Stock Exchange is one of several exchanges impacted by the global IT issues, The TRADE understands.