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Omnesys Technologies and Progress Software ink pact

Strategic partnership between two software firms will capitalize on rapidly growing market for advanced algorithmic trading solutions for Indian brokers.

Banktech India News Network, 11/14/2011 10:43:10 PM

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Omnesys Technologies, a software vendor for the securities markets and application infrastructure software company Progress Software have announced a strategic partnership to jointly deliver state-of-the-art trading solutions for Indian broking firms. The partnership will leverage the capabilities of Omnesys NEST product suite and Progress Apama software platform.

Omnesys’ automated trading products and algorithms are widely used among the Proprietary and Arbitrage trading community and are approved for use on exchanges throughout India. The vendor is also one of the leading providers of Institutional Order Management solutions – providing Fix, direct market access (DMA), algorithmic solutions to top multinational and leading domestic investment banks and brokerage firms.

Progress' Apama platform is a comprehensive Complex Event Processing (CEP) based system for building sophisticated multi-asset applications for low latency trading, risk and compliance - with sub-millisecond latency. One of the leading platforms for high velocity capital markets applications, Apama enables traders to be more operationally responsive to changing market conditions with real-time data analysis and visibility into enormous amounts of events.

Commenting on the strategic initiative Shrikant Pandit, Managing Director, Omnesys, said, “The strategic partnership will augment our offerings in the fast growing market for advanced algorithmic trading software in India. Omnesys has always led the way in trading technology for capital markets. We have a large installed base of our Order Management Systems (OMS) users who perform their algorithmic trading tasks using Omnesys products. Our strategic partnership with Progress Software will enable us to broaden our product offering and to offer the most advanced algorithm trading solution on the most advanced OMS platform in India.”

John Bates, Chief Technology Officer, Progress Software and founder of Progress Apama said that thanks to the joint initiative, algorithmic and high-frequency trading firms now have a simple, flexible, low latency trading solution that combines the power of the Progress Apama Algorithmic Trading platform with the Omnesys Order Management Systems. 

“As interest in algorithmic and high frequency trading continues to grow, financial institutions across the globe are seeing the need to provide customized services for their clients. This strategic partnership between Progress and Omnesys underlines each company’s leadership in this space globally and in India respectively. The key to success is to offer customized and localized algorithmic capabilities to their clients using the Apama product; while Omnesys provides its clients with one more tool they need to remain competitive,” commented Bates.

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