SEB partners with Trading Apps
10 April 2025 Sweden
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SEB, a Swedish corporate and investment bank, has partnered with Trading Apps to facilitate securities finance communication with its messaging service.
By adopting TA.Link, SEB can communicate with counterparties via API, enabling automated, real-time message flows for both its borrowing and lending activity.
Dan Murphy, head of equity finance at SEB, comments: “The ability to interact with counterparties in a secure, scalable, and fully automated way is an enabler for our growth and operational efficiency across securities finance.”
TA.Link provides a standardised communication layer, allowing firms to send and receive key lifecycle messages, including availability, borrows, returns, recalls, and allocations.
Matthew Harrison, CEO of Trading Apps, adds: “SEB’s decision to integrate both the messaging service and API capability demonstrates their approach to automation, and we’re proud to support their team as they streamline interaction with both borrowers and lenders.”
By adopting TA.Link, SEB can communicate with counterparties via API, enabling automated, real-time message flows for both its borrowing and lending activity.
Dan Murphy, head of equity finance at SEB, comments: “The ability to interact with counterparties in a secure, scalable, and fully automated way is an enabler for our growth and operational efficiency across securities finance.”
TA.Link provides a standardised communication layer, allowing firms to send and receive key lifecycle messages, including availability, borrows, returns, recalls, and allocations.
Matthew Harrison, CEO of Trading Apps, adds: “SEB’s decision to integrate both the messaging service and API capability demonstrates their approach to automation, and we’re proud to support their team as they streamline interaction with both borrowers and lenders.”
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