TradeAnywhere, a new solution for HP Integrity NonStop servers, serves the rapidly expanding equity market in India with a robust and scalable solution for online trading.
Offered by Asian CERC Information Technology Ltd., TradeAnywhere lets institutional and individual brokers conduct online equity trading with the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). These exchanges have seen double-digit growth in the last three years. During the same period, India’s overall growth rate has averaged more than 8 percent and just this month, the country’s economy touched the US$1 trillion dollar mark, propelled by the appreciation of the rupee against the dollar.
Integrated risk management and order routing for secure, real-time trading
Able to handle the large transaction volumes common during peak trading hours, the TradeAnywhere solution offers an integrated risk management and order routing engine for cash and derivative trading and provides a comprehensive and versatile system for online processing with both payment gateways and online banking and depositories systems. Highly scalable and stable, TradeAnywhere provides:
- Real-time streaming stock quotes, order and trade confirmations, and Net Position views
- An integrated asset management system to execute delivery-based trades
- Sophisticated analytical tools for charting and querying real-time data
- Risk management based on 128-bit SSL encryption security
- An open system architecture for back-office system and trading system integration
- Rapid deployment
Find out more
Read more about TradeAnywhere on the Asian CERC website and in a recent article from CXOtoday.com.
About Asian CERC
A leading provider of Internet trading solutions, Asian CERC Information Technology Ltd. serves the securities market with deployment of cutting-edge technology tools and technology solutions. The company provides trading engines to ICICI Direct, Kotak Securities, Sharekhan, BSEWebx, and many others.
This news is published on NonStop Computing websites. May 2007.
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