Object Trading to Discuss Risk Management & Trading Infrastructure at Trade Architecture Asia

Steve Woodyatt, CEO of Object Trading, will take part in two panel discussions during the conference: “Managing risk stemming from low latency trading” and “Improving Process Efficiency in Algo Trading.”
By: Object Trading
 
Aug. 22, 2012 - PRLog -- London, UK – 22 August, 2012 – Object Trading, an independent provider of global direct market access (DMA), today announced that it will be a featured speaker at Trade Architecture Asia 2012 in Hong Kong from 29-31 August, 2012.  In response to recent market events, Steve Woodyatt, CEO of Object Trading, will examine the growing need for enhanced pre-and post-trade risk management solutions in electronic trading as part of two panel discussions during the conference: “Managing risk stemming from low latency trading” at 14:45 on 30 August  and “Improving Process Efficiency in Algo Trading” at 11:45 on 31 August.

Trading Architecture Asia 2012 brings together technical managers and the commercial decision makers to discuss strategies to improve automation and low latency performance while increasing trading profits, improving risk management and achieving regulatory compliance.

Woodyatt will be available on-site to explore multiple topics related to risk management and automated trading. He can also discuss Object Trading’s FrontRunner suite of products which provides real-time market data, order routing and pre-trade risk constraints to sell and buy side firms that trade all asset classes. For more information, or to set up a briefing, please contact Jeanette Volpi at +1-212-255-0080 x 18 or ObjectTrading@articulatecomms.com
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