Securities Trading Outlook
What is the future of Nordic Securities Markets?
The landscape of securities trading has evolved substantially over the last years, and there are more changes to come. Regulatory updates will be in place after the summer of 2011. The alternative trading venues looks to take a bigger part of the trading. And the new clearing houses will have a bigger influence on clearing and settlement of trades.
The race for low latency is still on with the dawn of new services and products from the software houses as well as from the institutions. Europe is moving more towards the goal of becoming one market place. Altogether this puts pressure infrastructure as well as business models. Which is the role of the local exchanges, how will trading be executed in the future, and how can profits be maintained and increased in an ever increasing competition?
At Securities Trading Outlook you get an overview of how the future of the securities market will look like and meet all central stakeholders. Securities Trading Outlook will be held on 14th of September at Operaterrassen in Stockholm.
Look out on this webpage for continuous updates on speakers and topics.
We look forward to welcome you to Operaterrassen in September!
Kind regards,
Daniel Norén projektledare
Talentum Events
E-mail: daniel.noren[at]talentumevents.se
Phone: +46 (0)8-796 64 16
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14th of September 2011 at Operaterrassen, Stockholm
| 07:30 Registration and coffee |
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| 08:30 Welcoming address |
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| 08:40 Regulatory updates – what is next this fall and 2012?
Björn Wendleby, Managing Partner, Magnusson Advokatbyrå |
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| 09:00 New regulations (UCITS IV) – impacts for the buy side and drives for change
Karen Hamilton, Head of product development for fund administration, Northern Trust |
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| 09:20 Flows and efficiencies in Direct Market Access
Christer Wennerberg, CTO, SEB Merchant Bank |
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| 09:40 Panel: New regulations – challenges and opportunities for securities trading Chairman: Panelists: |
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| 10:00 coffee break – mingle in exhibition area Panelists: Jesper Alfredsson, VP Product Management, Orc Group |
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| 10:55 How FPL is Working To Support The Nordic Trading Community As the Nordic markets continue to evolve and market participants face new and emerging issues, challenges and opportunities, this session will explain how FPL the non-profit, industry-driven organisation at the heart of the electronic trading community, is working to help firms trade more effectively. The session will explore the different initiatives currently underway that are seeking to address business challenges ranging from work to ensure that the needs of the buy-side trader are effectively met, helping firms to mitigate against risk through the promotion of risk management best practices in electronic trading, how FPL is working with regulators across the globe to promote the adoption of standards in upcoming regulation and the new standards it is developing to support high frequency trading and latency measurement plus much, much more. Stuart Adams, EMEA Regional Director, FIX Protocol Ltd |
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| 11:25 Panel: The future of clearing
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| 11:50 Networking lunch |
12:50-14:20 Parallel tracks:
Pre-trade & Execution | Post-trade & Operations | ||
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| 12:50 Successful trading in an ever-changing market
Jesper Alfredsson, VP Product Management, Orc Group |
| 12:50 Optimizing post-trade interoperability
Peter Falk, Product Manager, LeanOn |
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| 13:10 The race to zero - taking your trading system from sub-milliseconds to a few micro seconds
Jesper Svensson, Head of Product Management, Electronic Trading Front Arena, SunGard |
| 13:10 Integrated order management as a way towards more efficient post trade operations Kurt Grønli, Sales Manager – Capital Markets and Life, Tieto |
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| 13:30 The next evolution of the datacentres – Physical proximity or using Cloud services?
Lilia Severina, Proximity Hosting Director, Interxion |
| 13:30 OTC derivatives and post trade processes in the Nordic region, status, and what development can we expect Christian Sjöberg, CEO, Oslo Clearing |
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| 13:50 How can private investors accurately follow what happens on the market? Since MiFID came in to force, trading takes place on several different markets. As fragmentation increases, operators must take responsibility and report accurate stock price data. A large portion of the media only report stock prices from the market where the stock is listed.
Tommy Andorff, Head of Sales and Marketing, SIX Telekurs Nordic |
| 13:50 Derivatives: Trends in different markets and solutions for smoother operations
Ivo Bieri, Head of Marketing, SIX Telekurs |
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| 14:10 coffee break – mingle in exhibition area |
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| 14:40 Panel: The evolution of electronic order routing Panelists: |
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| 15:05 Investment banking cloud – bridging the gap between the online universe and the trading platforms Panelists will give a brief introduction outlining their current structural developments and potential opportunities in the Investment banking cloud. They will then take part in a panel discussion covering the issues listed below:
Ronnie Bodinger, Head of IT, Avanza |
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| 15:30 Panel: cloud & future technology Panelists: |
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| 15:50 Panel: Survival of the exchanges – trends, threats and opportunities Discussing the roles in the competing fragmented landscape: Decrease of listing of companies (due to fear of volatility, alternative ways for financing such as company bonds and capital from risk capitalists, higher demands on reporting) The low-latency race – how does it affect the market place: will institutions make more crossing in networks before going to the exchange – leaving little liquidity left for the market place (due to fear of being hit by HFT) Panelists: |
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| 16:20 Out of the box Key note Speaker and topic to be announced |
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| 16:50 chairman summaries the conference
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| 17:00 cocktail reception |
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Speakers
| Fredrik Hjorth is heading up his own company, Tradeflow AB, specialized in the securities trading sector. Areas of focus are business development, DMA, automatic trading and Integration issues. All with a maintained focus on the effects of new regulatory issues (MiFID etc). Fredrik has been working in the industry since 1987. Before setting up his own operation he has worked for more than five years at Orc Software where he had successively been responsible for Nordic Sales as well as for Strategic Alliances. Prior to this Fredrik has worked within leading Swedish banks managing back office systems, CTO as well as responsible for running an online broker. He had accumulated extensive experience in how to design solutions for trading, order management and order routing across Europe with a focus on integrations and order handling from front to back office, including regulatory issues within the EU as well as open standards such as FIX.tegrations and order handling from front to back office, including regulatory issues within the EU as well as open standards such as FIX. |
| Stuart Adams, FPL EMEA Regional Director Stuart Adams has been the FIX Protocol EMEA Regional Director since March 2009. Working closely with members, exchanges, ECNs and regulators across the region, Mr. Adams is responsible for building stronger relationships with these market sectors and generating a greater understanding of how the FIX Protocol may be used to increase market efficiency. Mr. Adams has worked in the financial technology sector for more than 20 years, most recently as Head of European Operations at Portware, where he was responsible for setting up the firm's London office and developing senior industry relationships to establish the business in Europe. Prior to this, Mr. Adams undertook a number of different assignments including the position of Managing Director of AKJ, a technology solutions provider for the hedge fund and asset management community, SEO of Brut ECN Europe and Institutional Sales Director for Instinet Global Services. In addition to his current position at FPL, Mr. Adams continues to work as an independent consultant within the financial services industry. |
| Björn Wendleby is the Managing Partner of Magnusson Stockholm. He heads up the firm’s finance practice in Sweden. He specializes in exchange and securities law, banking and finance legislation and fund operations. He has significant regulatory experience representing clients in contacts with the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. His client portfolio includes banks, securities institutions and fund management companies. During his career, Björn has held a number of senior legal positions, among others in the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (publ) and ABG Sundal Collier AB. Back in 2004 Björn Wendleby was appointed by the Swedish Government to be the Head of the Committee that made proposals on how to implement the Prospectus Directive in Sweden. |
| Christer Wennerberg is responsible for Equity Trading Technology at SEB Enskilda. Before joining SEB, Wennerberg spent 15 years with The Stockholm Stock Exchange (NasdaqOMX), where he held various positions, including Head of System Development (Exchange Systems) and Vice President Fixed Income. |
| Tomas Kindler is a Member of the Executive Committee, SIX x-clear Ltd – the clearing arm of SIX Securities Services – and is responsible for business development and client relations. Prior to joining SIX Securities Services, Mr. Kindler was Managing Director of LinkUp Markets, the CSD joint-venture created to improve cross-border market access. While at LinkUp Markets, Mr. Kindler was responsible for the setup, production launch, industry positioning and expansion beyond Europe. Mr. Kindler took on the role at LinkUp Markets after almost a decade with Deutsche Börse Group – covering the full value chain of trading, clearing, settlement and custody in various management positions. |
| JESPER ALFREDSSON – VP Product Management heads up Orc Software’s global product management. In this position he is responsible for existing and future products and solutions. Prior to this Jesper worked as VP of Sales Engineering and Services, Americas. In this position he was responsible for customer services as well as pre and post sales activities in the Americas region. He joined Orc Software in 1998 and holds a Masters in Mathematics from Uppsala University. |
| Björn Svensson, Head of Nordic Region, EMCF. Björn has overall responsibility for client relations in the Nordic region. He has held this position since February 2010, having previously been Group CIO at NCSD (Euroclear Finland and Sweden) working with Nordic integration. Björn has more than 25 years' experience in the Nordic financial market and holds an MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics. |
| Graham Dick is responsible for business development, sales and client account management at Chi-X Europe Limited. He has been with the Company since inception in 2006 and is a member of the Chi-X Europe executive committee. Graham joined Chi-X Europe Ltd after nearly 20 years experience in European equities, the majority of which time was spent at UBS. He was Head of French Equity trading and execution for a number of years before being appointed Managing Director responsible for continental European sales trading and execution. During this time, Graham acquired considerable experience of clients' changing requirements within the evolving European exchange landscape. |
| Ian Salmon is Head of Enterprise Business Development for Fidessa with responsibility for growing the firm’s sell-side business, supporting large scale Fidessa enterprise platform sales and new strategic product initiatives across Europe and the MENA region. Prior to moving into this role in 2010, Ian headed up product marketing for a suite of tools that enable intelligent trading in the highly fragmented post-MiFID equities trading landscape. Ian joined Fidessa six years ago to manage exchange trading products. He has more than 20 years' experience of the financial markets based on senior trading roles in the London, Far Eastern and Nordic Markets. More recently he held management roles at Reuters, between 1998 and 2003, where he was responsible for the Global Strategic Marketing of Equity Trading products, and at the Swiss Stock Exchange to 2005 where he led several projects as part of the Exchange’s trading platform upgrades. |
| Kurt Grønli is a Sales Manager in Tieto Capital Markets & Life, and has been with Tieto for over 10 years. His responsibilities are within the Securities Trading, Clearing and settlement area - in particular ProBroker, the dominant solution in the Norwegian Securities market. Kurt’s a senior advisor with Tieto’s business development for the securities area, and is a discussing partner for Head of Trading and Head of Sales at the Norwegian broker/dealer community. Prior to joining Tieto, Kurt held a position for as a sales trader with a smaller Norwegian broker/dealer. |
| Maria Kumle is educated at the University of Gothenburg and has about 15 years of experience from the Capital Markets area. She is currently Business Development Manager for the Capital Markets and Life unit in Tieto. Maria is working with the business and offering cross Nordics. Within the funds area she also has experience from working with partners in the U.S and in the Luxembourg market. Prior to working with the Capital Markets area, Maria was working with international projects for the automated warehousing industry. |
| Martin Andersson, Investments & Savings Manager, Nordnet Bank. In this position Martin is responsible for Nordnet Banks overall strategy within the fields of securities trading and saving products. Prior to this he was Head of trading and responsible for Nordnet Banks trading on a operative level. |
| Olof Neiglick is CEO of Burgundy – a marketplace for Nordic securities based in Stockholm. Burgundy was launched in 2009 and offers banks and brokers an alternative platform for trading Nordic securities, warrants, structured bonds and ETF’s. Mr Neiglick has over 20 years of experience from buy- and sell-side institutions. Mr Neiglick’s previous roles include serving as CEO of Nordea Fonder, where he also chaired the Corporate Governance Committe. Mr Neiglick has served as deputy CEO of OM Stockholm Exchange with responsibility for product development, trading and clearing of equity and index derivatives. Mr Neiglick is a graduate of University of Stockholm, with an M.Sc in Accounting and Finance. Mr Neiglick is qualified as a Certified European Financial Analyst from SFF/Stockholm Schools of Economics and has served on the Board of various industry associations. He is presently on the Board of the Swedish Financial analysts Society. |
| Tommy Andorff, Head of Sales and Marketing, SIX Telekurs Nordics. Mr. Andorff has a focus on strategic marketing and sales activities as well as business- and product development aimed for clients based in the Nordic countries. He is part of the SIX Telekurs Nordics management team and he is responsible for the support, sales and marketing within SIX Telekurs Nordics. He is actively involved in business development workshops with the Nordic client base and he is a strong supporter of the Nordic Light TM standardization. He has held several management positions within SIX Telekurs in the Nordics. Prior to joining SIX Telekurs in 2004, Mr. Andorff has a strong entrepreneurial background with experience from several other business sectors including the retail industry and the manufacturing industry. |
| Ivo Bieri, born in Switzerland in 1973, has been the Head of Marketing at SIX Telekurs Ltd, a division of SIX Group Ltd, since October 2008. Ivo Bieri has worked in a variety of management positions within the data and product management areas at SIX Telekurs. Prior to joining SIX Telekurs in October 2001, he worked as a payment product specialist at UBS (1992-1999). From November 1999 to September 2001, Ivo Bieri was active in partner integration at PayNet AG. Ivo Bieri has a degree in Economics from the Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Zurich. |
| Diana Chan joined EuroCCP in 2007 as Chief Executive Officer. Prior to her role at EuroCCP, Diana was Citi’s head of Market Strategy and Market Policy in Securities and Fund Services. Diana has over twenty years’ experience in the global securities markets during which time she has worked in Brussels, Paris, London, New York and Singapore. She had regional and global responsibilities for post-trade services at Citi, JP Morgan, The Bank of New York and Euroclear, including strategy, product management, network management, financial control and management information. Since 2003, Diana has been an active member of advisory groups on clearing and settlement organized by the European Central Bank and the European Commission. Most recently, she has been appointed to the ESMA Post-Trade Standing Committee’s Consultative Group. Diana was born in The People’s Republic of China and is a graduate of the University of Hong Kong and Harvard Business School. |
| Karen Hamilton is product manager for the European fund sector of Northern Trust’s Global Fund Services. She holds responsibility for developing new products and services for investment managers across Europe and managing the impact of regulatory change on our clients and their investors. Karen has a broad range of investment management administration service experience for UK and continental European clients. Since joining Northern Trust she has focused on the provision of a UCITS III vehicle in both Ireland and Luxembourg and the implementation of a strategic European transfer agency solution to support the distribution needs of our clients. Currently Karen is focusing on how Northern Trust will respond to all the regulatory change we're facing in Europe, from the AIFM Directive, RDR and UCITS IV, and how this will affect our clients. |
| Pontus Eriksson has more than 12 years of experience in the capital markets and has since the last 8 years held the position as Product Manager for SunGard’s Front Arena product. Before that Pontus has worked in several positions within SunGard including development and project management. Pontus’ responsibility spans over multiple asset classes in the OTC space and primarily focusing on Fixed Income, Interest Rates and Credit. This implies a challenge in keeping up with the changes and demands within each area as well as in staying on top of trends as these areas increasingly overlap. Pontus works in the intersection between the customers, the product organisations and the financial markets in general. |
| As Proximity Hosting Director at Interxion, Lilia Severina spearheads the expansion of Interxion’s financial services community within its 28 data centres across Europe. She is responsible for the development of Interxion’s Financial Hubs in key Capital Markets sectors including Stockholm, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich and Madrid as well as US and Asia. Interxion Capital Markets Communities hosted in Interxion datacentres are designed to help clients generate higher revenues and save on costs. Today Interxion host an extensive trading community including exchanges, MTFs, sell-side and buy-side institutions, high-frequency trading firms, market data vendors and specialised service providers. Lilia has over 10 years experience in the trading & technology sector and is a qualified and experienced equities, futures and FX trader. Her technical, business and direct trading experience allows Lilia to tailor Interxion’s solutions to its clients’ requirements. Lilia is qualified in trading, finance and accounting, marketing and business as well as linguistics and psychoanalysis. |
| Roger Peleback is CEO of Nordic Growth Market (NGM). Mr. Peleback has served as CEO of NGM since April 2009. Prior to this he co-founded and was head of NDX - the Nordic Derivatives Exchange, a leading Nordic market for exchange traded investment products operated by NGM. His prior roles also include Head of IT at the exchange as well as at Stockholm based brokerage firms. Nordic Growth Market is a regulated exchange that since 2008 is wholly owned by Börse Stuttgart Holding GmbH, Germanys leading exchange for retail clients. NGM offers, through NDX, listing and trading of various exchange traded products like warrants, certificates and structured notes. Listing and trading of equities is offered on the regulated NGM Equity as well as on the Nordic MTF, a segment suitable for companies not yet ready for an official listing. |
| Jesper Svensson, Head of Product Management, Electronic Trading Front Arena, SunGard Jesper has over 15 years experience in the financial software industry in various roles including product development, customer projects, and in the past 10 years - product management. Pervious to current position Jesper worked as a management consultant at McKinsey & Company. Jesper background and focus lies in building software solutions and helping banks in the areas of electronic trading, derivatives market marking, smart order routing, low latency, algorithmic trading, structured products pricing and risk management. Academic background: M.Sc. in Engineering Physics and B.Sc. in Economics at Uppsala University. |
| Jens Henriksson, President, NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. Jens Henriksson has extensive experience in financial markets, public finance, and international economic affairs, gained during his years as an advisor and policy-maker in government, international agencies and policy organs. Since December 2010 he is a Senior Vice President with NASDAQ OMX, the world’s largest exchange company, where he is Head of Nordic Fixed Income and Funds, and President of NASDAQ OMX Stockholm. During 1994-2006 Jens was with the Swedish Ministry of Finance where he served as State Secretary in 2002-06. At the Ministry he was responsible for economic development, structural reforms, international financial affairs, Ecofin-related issues, public finances, public procurement laws and statistics issues. He worked closely with Sweden’s Riksbank and the financial markets and was responsible for IMF, World Bank, NIB, EIB, CEB, EBRD, and Paris Club matters. In 2008-10 he was Executive Director at IMF in Washington, DC, responsible for the Nordic and Baltic region. He has also been a long-time member of the EU Economic and Financial Committee (EFC) and participated in WP 3 in the OECD, discussing economic policy with G7 countries. |
| Peter Falk, Product Manager, LeanOn. Peter is responsible for LeanOn's product offerings and integration solutions for the securities industry. Peter has over 15 years of experience of business critical systems for exchanges and marketplaces from all over the world. With his background in both software development and securities markets Peter facilitates to bridge the gap between technology and business needs. Peter joined LeanOn in 2009 and holds a MSc degree in Applied Physics & Electrical Engineering from Linköping University. |
| Dr. Robert Barnes, CEO UBS MTF, Managing Director, Equities, UBS, BA Harvard, PhD Cambridge. Joined the proprietary trading team at Swiss Bank Corporation in 1994, gained experience 'downstairs' on the Liffe derivatives floor as a yellow jacket and 'upstairs' trading special situations via brokers. Currently, Managing Director, Equities responsible for Market Structures at UBS Investment Bank and Chief Executive of UBS MTF. Chairman 2004-2009 of the Securities Trading Committee of the London Investment Banking Association / AFME, a member of user advisory groups for a number of Stock Exchanges and pro-competitive initiatives world-wide, the FSA's Capital Markets Senior Practitioner Committee, Euroclear's UK MAC, European Commission's CESAME + CESAME2, FTSE's Country Classification Committee and Policy Group, and a Chartered Fellow and Non-Executive Director of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment.
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| Paul O'Donnell is the chief operating officer of BATS Europe, joining CEO Mark Hemsley as the first employees of BATS Europe in April 2008. With Mr. O’Donnell’s guidance, BATS Europe has set a standard of excellence in pan-European trading technology in both latency and capacity. He is also the author of several commentaries on European market structure developments, including an editorial on competitive clearing published by the Financial Times and two influential white papers. Mr. O'Donnell was previously an executive director at Morgan Stanley, where he spent 14 years in a variety of positions in information technology and institutional equities in both Japan and the U.S. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, he was a software engineer at Softway Pty Ltd in Australia.
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LeanOn has focused on information flow for finance since the 90’s. We are specialists on, and deliver integration solutions for trading and back-office systems with large number of transactions. Banks, brokerages, fund managers, financial institutions and government departments in the north European market engage LeanOn today. Our solutions provide market-wide interoperability for ISO- and FIX-messaging as well as proprietary protocols. LeanOn offer consulting services and product-based solutions, with high competence and quality, within system development, architecture, design, integration and project management." For more information please visit: www.leanon.se |
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| Northern Trust is one of the world's leading providers of asset servicing, asset management and wealth management services. Founded in 1889, we have a history of strength and stability. Today we are a global leader combining exceptional client service and expertise with innovative products and technology. Northern Trust has been active in the Nordics since 1991 and now has a team of more than 30 servicing clients across the region. We offer our Nordic clients dedicated client servicing, specialist services and focused expertise supported by a global infrastructure, capabilities and single operating platform. The first global provider to provide custody services to Nordic mutual funds, Northern Trust offers local technology solutions including direct interfaces with regional vendors. Our ongoing commitment to the region is evidenced by the opening of our regional office in Stockholm in 2009 and expansion of our European asset management base to the Nordics in early 2011. For more information please visit: www.northerntrust.com |
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| Orc provides powerful solutions for the global financial industry. Orc delivers trading and market access solutions that are used by proprietary trading and market making firms, investment banks, hedge funds and brokerage houses worldwide. Complementing the Orc Group’s trading technology solutions, our Neonet business unit offers low-latency brokerage services to professional market participants, with clients in over 20 countries globally. CameronTec, an Orc company, is the market leader in FIX infrastructure and connectivity solutions. Our business continues to shape the way our customers trade today, tomorrow and in the future. For more information please visit: www.orcsoftware.com |
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| SunGard is one of the world’s leading software and technology services companies. SunGard provides software and processing solutions for financial services, higher education and the public sector. SunGard also provides disaster recovery services, managed IT services, information availability consulting services and business continuity management software. SunGard is the largest privately held business software and IT services company For more information please visit: www.sungard.com/ |
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| SIX x-clear Ltd is in charge of risk management within SIX Securities Services. The company primarily acts as the Central Counterparty for SIX Swiss Exchange and the London Stock Exchange. SIX x-clear is licensed as a bank under Swiss law and enjoys the status of a Recognized Overseas Clearing House in the United Kingdom. SIX x-clear offers efficient and cost-effective central counterparty and clearing services in the field of securities settlement.
For more information please visit: www.six-securities-services.com |
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| As a leader in its field, SIX Telekurs specializes in the procuring, processing and distributing of international financial information. The SIX Telekurs database with its structured and encoded securities administration data for more than 6.4 million financial instruments is unique in terms of its depth of information and data coverage, and is the foundation for our versatile product portfolio. Our unique combination of global presence and local expertise means we are close to our customers and are able to deliver relevant data that meets their requirements. For more information please visit: www.six-telekurs.se SIX Telekurs and SIX Securities Services are both part of SIX Group. For more information please visit: www.six-group.com |
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| Tieto is the leading IT service company in Northern Europe providing IT and product engineering services. Our highly specialized IT solutions and services complemented by a strong technology platform create tangible business benefits for our local and global customers. As a trusted transformation partner, we are close to our customers and understand their unique needs. With more than 17 000 experts, we aim to become a leading service integrator creating the best service experience in IT.
For more information please visit: www.tieto.com |
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| European Central Counterparty Limited (EuroCCP) is the European clearing subsidiary of DTCC, providing low cost cash equities clearing services. It clears equities from 17 European markets and from the US, as well as ETFs, currency ETCs and depositary receipts. EuroCCP is a UK Financial Services Authority Recognised Clearing House. EuroCCP provides pan-European clearing services for BATS Europe, NYSE Arca Europe, Pipeline Financial Group Limited, SIGMA X MTF, SmartPool, Turquoise, UBS MTF and Omgeo CTM. Since July 2011, EuroCCP has been offering interoperability, enabling trading firms to select a CCP of their choice from a number of alternatives. EuroCCP has the mandate from NASDAQ OMX to provide competitive clearing for the Nordic Exchanges and has also been selected to clear for Chi-X, PAVE and SWIFT Accord. For more information please visit: www.euroccp.co.uk |
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| Fidessa group Exceptional trading, investment and information solutions for the world’s financial community. 85% of the world’s premier financial institutions trust Fidessa to provide them with their multi-asset trading and investment infrastructure, their market data and analysis, and their decision making and workflow technology. $10 trillion worth of transactions flow across our global connectivity network each year. We offer unique access to the world’s largest and most valuable trading community of buy-side and sell-side professionals, from global institutions and investment banks to boutique brokers and niche hedge funds. A global business with scale, resilience and expertise, we’ve delivered around 30% compound growth since our stock market listing in 1997 and we're recognised as the thought leader in our space. We set the benchmark with our unrivalled set of mission-critical products and services and, uniquely, serve both the buy-side and sell-side communities. Ongoing investment in our leading-edge solutions ensures Fidessa remains the industry's number one choice. For more information please visit: www.fidessa.com
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| Interxion is a leading provider of carrier-neutral colocation data centre services in Europe, serving over 1,100 customers through 28 data centres in 11 European countries. Interxion’s uniformly designed, energy-efficient data centres offer customers extensive security and uptime for their mission-critical applications. With connectivity provided by 350 carriers and ISPs and 19 European Internet exchanges across its footprint, Interxion has created content and connectivity hubs that foster growing customer communities of interest. For more information please visit: www.interxion.se |
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| Oslo Clearing is Norwegian publicly limited company, which is authorized to act as a central counterpart in accordance with the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. Oslo Clearing undertakes as such clearing of financial derivative and security lending products. Oslo Clearing key services include novation, trade capture and position management, margining, a state of the art netting model which includes netting between underlying securities and derivative or security lending positions, collateral management, risk management, settlement, a flexible account structure, default management and a legal framework. For more information please visit: www.osloclearing.no |
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TRADING & ORDER MANAGEMENT IDEAS is ALOC’s professional on-line trade and information system for electronic trade on the Exchanges of NASDAQ OMX Nordic as well as Burgundy. IDEAS is the most widely used Trading and Order Management system in Denmark, and has been developed over the last 15 years in close co-operation with our clients. Therefore the system is strong on user facilities and integrations. This ensures a simple and efficient work day at the trading desk. For more information please visit: www.aloc.com |
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| Digia's driver is the desire to succeed. It offers its customers success, through inventive solutions that enhance operational efficiency, improve user experiences and increase sales. Digia helps its customers become forerunners. With almost 1,600 top experts, Digia enables its customers to benefit from changes in the market, making the future a mutual success. Digia is known for swiftly embracing new technologies, to its customers' benefit.
For more information please visit: www.digia.com |
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| Graz offers the market a proven data warehouse solution for the financial industry. Graz has created the Hinc platform: a centralized data warehouse with the ability to consolidate, structure and analyze complex portfolio data, from any source. The result is a unified information platform that combines all your financial data with your business logic for better, more responsive business. For over a decade, Graz has developed comprehensive information solutions for investment management organizations including more than 120 banks, 9 insurance companies and Scandinavia’s largest fund management company. Today these clients are able to seamlessly control and analyze massive amounts of financial data, along with thousands of investment portfolios. For further information, please visit: www.graz.se or call +46 (0)8 650 34 00. |
For more information on Partnership please contact:
Kinga Öhman
Email: kinga.ohman[at]talentumevents.se
Tel: +46 (0)8 796 6420
Laurence Levey
Email: laurence.levey[at]talentumevents.se
+46 (0)8 796 6418
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Tradeflow is specialized in the securities trading sector on electronic trading, Direct Market Access (DMA), automatic trading, and integrations issues. All with base in the EU directives, MiFID (Markets in Financial Instruments Directive) and UCITS IV.
The company offers consultancy services on a project basis in the areas of strategic advice, business development, market studies, and project management within the EU. Tradeflow is an active member of FPL (FIX Protocol League).
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