Exchanges & Trading Venues
Attracting flow and capturing market share require relentless innovation and flawless execution. Whether you are enabling a new proprietary order type or reinforcing your compliance with Reg NMS and Reg SCI, fast and reliable market data is essential. For over 10 years, Exegy has delivered low-latency market data solutions to innovative exchanges and Alternative Trading System (ATS) operators.
Robust Systems Keep Up with Global Markets
With Exegy’s real-time market data solutions, your view of the market keeps pace with the fastest participants. Powerful price aggregation and data filtering features allow your matching engines to support innovative order types. Exegy’s robust resiliency features and managed services infrastructure have been proven to meet the most rigorous regulations such as Reg SCI and MiFID II.
Our appliance-based historical market data solution allows you to reliably capture every tick with nanosecond-precision timestamps. It can accurately simulate previous market conditions to perform best execution analysis and to automatically test new order types and matching engine versions. Both real-time and historical market data solutions are available in public or private cloud environments.
Featured Exegy Products for Exchanges & Trading Venues:
The Exegy Ticker Plant provides normalized real-time market data to latency-sensitive trading applications. Patented field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology provides consistent low latency.
Exegy’s consolidated market data feed delivers high quality, low-latency normalized market data that allows firms to access major markets across the globe.
Exegy Capture Replay appliances record, timestamp, normalize, and replay market data. Retrieve raw (PCAP) or normalized (CSV) files or run market behavior simulations.
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