'TransactTools May Be NYSE Euronext's Most Important Asset'

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: TransactTools

"...NYSE TransactTools can begin to empower the midtier and smaller brokers that are quickly being shut out of the market."

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Jan
16
2008

8:35 AM

Behind the Wombat acquisition

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: TransactTools

“With SFTI’s soon to be global network, and all the different data centers scattered around its markets, you can put trading technology like algorithmic trading engines in a data center co-located next to a market,” says Johnson. “Using this technology, you can consume, process, analyze and make trading decisions on data on the lowest possible latency and get orders executed in the market,” adds Johnson.

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Jan
15
2008

10:19 AM

MatchPoint and options and Wombat, oh my!

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: MatchPoint, Options, TransactTools

Three significant articles about three significant developments in our MatchPoint, options and TransactTools segments.

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Jan
14
2008

9:30 AM

Welcome, Wombat

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: TransactTools

As an employee here, it's pretty exciting to see this strategy being fleshed out: helping customers access liquidity and information across all markets and products around the world.

There's just one fact omitted from the news release: Wombat would be a pretty good name for a rock band.

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Jun
18
2007

11:45 AM

Russell rebalance; new SFTI FIX; speed kills; MatchPoint details

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: MatchPoint, TransactTools

The mondo Russell rebalance takes place this Friday; TransactTools launches a SFTI FIX network; Sam Johnson talks speed; and getting ready for MatchPoint.

Plus, Paul turns sixty-four plus one.

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Jun
04
2007

10:30 AM

Connecting, in the Asia-Pacific markets

By: Ray Pellecchia: File Under: TransactTools

"...The international players got up on stage and bellowed that we need standardized (FIX) connectivity to exchanges across Asia-Pac to create efficiencies and lower the barriers to connectivity; the exchanges themselves, however, pointed out that their membership isn't in any real hurry to move from proprietary to open/standardized access."

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