Directories Accival was
established in October of 1971 and today, we are a branch of Citi which gives its clients a
global reach added to Accival’s local strength. Accival is among the Mexican leaders in brokerage
services. We provide investors and companies with the necessary strategic intelligence to capitalise on the opportunities offered by the market, so as to achieve their fi nancial growth goals and boosting the economic development of Mexico. We are oriented at meeting the needs of our clients
through the widest range of stock market products and services: Markets: Clear investment objectives with
professional advisors and state-of-the-art technology.
Research: First-hand information to orient our clients’ investment decisions.
Institutional Sales: Expert Access for local and international clients to the World’s Stock Markets.
Mutual Funds: A wide range of solutions for any investment needs.
Capital Markets Origination: Comprehensive fi nancing for companies and projects.
Private Banking: Directs the growth of individuals’ wealth.
Accitrade: Online investments.
Accival, Reforma # 398 Col. Juarez, Del. Cuauhtemoc 06600, México City, Mexico. Tel: +52 (55) 1226 0782
www.accival.com
BT’s services are fundamental to the everyday operations of the fi nancial markets community internationally, right across the STP chain and
across all asset classes. The BT Radianz Cloud supports the largest secure networked fi nancial community in the world, serving many thousands of fi nancial institutions and with reach to over 170 countries. Over 400 organisations, including the world’s top banks, brokers, investment managers, exchanges, CCPs, CSDs and market data vendors provide their services to this global BT Radianz user community. BT’s low-latency connectivity services, including its BT Radianz Venue Interconnect service, are designed specifi cally to meet the most stringent demands of the electronic trading
sector, as are BT Radianz Hosting services. The BT Radianz Messaging service ensures secure, reliable, non-repudiable message exchange between institutions. And, as a leader in converged trading communications technology, BT provides voice applications and integration technologies to more than 68,000 traders in over 800 fi rms and exchanges across 51 countries. BT also provides networked IT services that include security services, business continuity solutions, risk mitigation and security consultancy, design and management of global call centres, fully-managed data and hosting centres, multi-channel intelligent customer management and rapid branch deployment. Alex Foster, Head of Sales, BT Radianz services
alexandra.foster@
bt.com | +44 (0)20 7356 7445
www.bt.com/gbfm
Cinnober develops high-tech fi nancial solutions that are tailored to handle high-volume transactions on sophisticated trading and clearing venues with assured functionality and low latency. Since our start over ten years ago, we have established ourselves as a leading provider of innovative solutions to premier fi nancial institutions around the world. These include mission- critical systems for leading exchanges such as the BM&FBOVESPA, the Chicago Board Options Exchange, Deutsche Börse, London Metal Exchange and NYSE Liffe. We also power new initiatives and alternative trading
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systems such as Alpha Exchange, Burgundy and Markit BOAT. Our clients rely on our platform-independent, Java-based technology for leveraging change quickly and cost-effectively. At Cinnober, we see opportunities in the drastic changes occurring in fi nancial markets; these changes are driven by harsh competition, evolving regulation and globalisation. But this new landscape also means lower entry barriers and a larger role for technology – which is exactly where we excel. We can help our clients quickly create new market opportunities and gain new positions faster than their competitors.
Cinnober Financial Technology AB
info@cinnober.com www.cinnober.com
Best Execution | Autumn 2012
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