oneZero welcomes three new post-trade regulatory vendors
28 April 2021 US
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oneZero, a provider of multi-asset enterprise trading technology solutions, has introduced three new post-trade regulatory vendors with direct access to oneZero's Data Source data.
IHS Markit, TRAction and Tradefora join other vendors already on the platform, including the previously announced partnerships with EMIREP, SteelEye and Point Nine.
According to oneZero, the additions mean clients will have more options for integrating with a vendor that best fits their regulating needs, which can mean using multiple vendors across jurisdictions at the same time.
Data Source is an agnostic cloud-based business intelligence toolkit, which unlocks clients' trade, quote and quote derivative data in Data Source DNA, and turns it into business intelligence and opportunity analytics in Data Source Insights.
Partner vendors in oneZero's EcoSystem may access the same underlying neutral data from Data Source seamlessly, with no additional effort made by brokers.
Ronen Kertis, head of global regulatory reporting at IHS Markit, comments: "At IHS Markit, we aim to simplify and ease regulatory reporting using our single platform for multiple jurisdictions.”
“Our clients will continue to enjoy a seamless, albeit enhanced integration between our two platforms. The integration with the oneZero EcoSystem will allow oneZero clients to use our best-of-breed services with no technical integration effort on their side," Kertis explains.
Andrew Ralich, CEO of oneZero, comments: "oneZero's mission is to give our customers greater control throughout the entire trading lifecycle.”
“By offering the widest-possible offering of post-trade regulatory vendors, we are giving customers the ability to seamlessly integrate with the vendor of their choice — no matter how their business changes or evolves to market conditions,” adds Ralich.
IHS Markit, TRAction and Tradefora join other vendors already on the platform, including the previously announced partnerships with EMIREP, SteelEye and Point Nine.
According to oneZero, the additions mean clients will have more options for integrating with a vendor that best fits their regulating needs, which can mean using multiple vendors across jurisdictions at the same time.
Data Source is an agnostic cloud-based business intelligence toolkit, which unlocks clients' trade, quote and quote derivative data in Data Source DNA, and turns it into business intelligence and opportunity analytics in Data Source Insights.
Partner vendors in oneZero's EcoSystem may access the same underlying neutral data from Data Source seamlessly, with no additional effort made by brokers.
Ronen Kertis, head of global regulatory reporting at IHS Markit, comments: "At IHS Markit, we aim to simplify and ease regulatory reporting using our single platform for multiple jurisdictions.”
“Our clients will continue to enjoy a seamless, albeit enhanced integration between our two platforms. The integration with the oneZero EcoSystem will allow oneZero clients to use our best-of-breed services with no technical integration effort on their side," Kertis explains.
Andrew Ralich, CEO of oneZero, comments: "oneZero's mission is to give our customers greater control throughout the entire trading lifecycle.”
“By offering the widest-possible offering of post-trade regulatory vendors, we are giving customers the ability to seamlessly integrate with the vendor of their choice — no matter how their business changes or evolves to market conditions,” adds Ralich.
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