Trading Technologies International becomes second ISV to join FIA Tech Databank Network
22 June 2022 US
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Trading Technologies International (TT), the global provider of trading software, infrastructure and data solutions, has joined the FIA Tech Databank Network.
Databank Network is FIA Tech’s initiative to bring together independent software vendors (ISVs), exchanges, clearing houses and other data providers into an interoperable global network — simplifying the use of reference data, analytics and software solutions from participating firms.
The initiative unifies reference data from more than 80 exchanges and central counterparties (CCPs), independent software vendors and data vendors such as Exchange Data International and Factset.
TT is the second ISV to join the network after order management tool software provider CQG joined the network in May.
By incorporating TT symbology into the global product reference data maintained on the Databank Network, TT’s clients will be fully interoperable with all FIA Tech services as well as other ISV participants in the Databank Network.
Andrew Castello, head of reference data at FIA Tech, says: “We are very pleased to welcome TT to the Databank Network and offer TT customers ready access to the industry services FIA Tech provides. As the network grows, so too will the benefits for the ISV community, further underscoring our mission to bring innovation to the derivatives industry.”
Guy Scott, executive vice president and chief revenue officer at TT, comments: “Being part of FIA Tech’s global interoperable network will provide our clients with broader access to symbologies and simplified integration while further supporting Trading Technologies’ vision of being the operating system of capital markets.”
Databank Network is FIA Tech’s initiative to bring together independent software vendors (ISVs), exchanges, clearing houses and other data providers into an interoperable global network — simplifying the use of reference data, analytics and software solutions from participating firms.
The initiative unifies reference data from more than 80 exchanges and central counterparties (CCPs), independent software vendors and data vendors such as Exchange Data International and Factset.
TT is the second ISV to join the network after order management tool software provider CQG joined the network in May.
By incorporating TT symbology into the global product reference data maintained on the Databank Network, TT’s clients will be fully interoperable with all FIA Tech services as well as other ISV participants in the Databank Network.
Andrew Castello, head of reference data at FIA Tech, says: “We are very pleased to welcome TT to the Databank Network and offer TT customers ready access to the industry services FIA Tech provides. As the network grows, so too will the benefits for the ISV community, further underscoring our mission to bring innovation to the derivatives industry.”
Guy Scott, executive vice president and chief revenue officer at TT, comments: “Being part of FIA Tech’s global interoperable network will provide our clients with broader access to symbologies and simplified integration while further supporting Trading Technologies’ vision of being the operating system of capital markets.”
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