Fundamental Interactions Corp Breaks new ground with the Neutron Trading Appliance

Jan. 22, 2011 - PRLog -- Advancing beyond the range of solutions currently available in the market, Fundamental
Interactions’ Neutron (FIN) is the first trading system to deliver an integrated appliance which consolidates all of the core back end business functions onto one.  The system combines high speed market data normalization with advanced order management functionality, such as algorithms, order crossing and pre-trade compliance, allowing access to each operation within a single process.

Designed to meet industry wide market demand for a faster, more integrated solution that fulfills a broader set of requirements, FIN delivers a compact alternative to solutions distributed over multiple vendor architectures.  It can be deployed on a hardware card or on commoditized multi-core servers.  Processing times for orders and market data are condensed to single digit microsecond latencies and a host of new infrastructure management advantages are achieved.

“As the countdown continues towards the enforcement phase of the SEC mandate for pre-trade risk control, firms are urgently seeking to reconcile their compliance requirements against increasing business imperatives for speed, portability, and efficiency” says Henry Luo Chief Technology Officer for Fundamental Interactions LLC.  “FIN capably meets market demand for a faster, more cost efficient trading system.”

About Fundamental Interactions
The Massachusetts based technology firm, Fundamental Interactions Corporation raises the standard of performance, efficiency and value available within an electronic trading appliance, designing global, multi-asset trading systems which reduce latency and provide infrastructure management efficiencies.  Rising to challenges and opportunities posed by regulation, technology and market structure - the company delivers targeted business advantages to broker dealers, hedge funds and proprietary trading firms. Focused on global, multi-asset system