Trading Technologies extends coverage of its suite of algorithmic execution strategies to include four major APAC exchanges

The synthetic order types now support products listed on Singapore Exchange, with plans to include products traded on Australian Securities Exchange, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and Japan Exchange Group by year end.

Trading software and SaaS provider Trading Technologies (TT) has added four major APAC exchanges to marketplaces supported by its suite of algorithmic execution strategies, TT Premium Order Types.

Fully integrated with the TT platform, the synthetic order types now support trading of products listed on Singapore Exchange (SGX Group).

Before the end of the year, support for products traded on Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) and Japan Exchange Group (JPX) will be made available too.

Other markets currently supported by TT Premium Order Types include Cboe Futures Exchange, CME Group, Eurex, Euronext, Intercontinental Exchange, the London Metal Exchange (LME) and Montréal Exchange.

TT stated that more markets will be added in the APAC region and globally based on client demand.

TT Premium Order Types are powered by proprietary technology which allows users to manage orders and improve trade execution through the use of built-in, product-specific market intelligence. This can be employed by clients across several global marketplaces.

In addition, quantitative modeling and back-testing can be leveraged by clients to help strategise the order types they want to use based on micro- and macro-economic factors, as well as their own broader goals.

The product suite follows TT’s acquisition of RCM-X in March, which bolstered TT’s platform with the addition of a new product suite of algorithmic execution strategies, trade analytics and TCA services.

“We’re excited to add these important APAC exchanges to our offering of best-of-breed synthetic order types, driven by quantitative modeling, available directly through the TT platform,” said Guy Scott, EVP and chief revenue officer at TT.

“Asset managers, hedge funds, trading groups, commodity firms and others can apply these value-added tools to round out their macro portfolios, improve their hedging capabilities, and explore new trading and arbitrage opportunities.”

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