Is Your FX Brokerage Functioning Optimally?
5 Tips on How Existing Brokers Can Easily Boost Their Performance
Panda Trading Systems is a leading FX trading technology provider specializing in system integration, MetaTrader server-side technology and fully customizable developments, available on-demand. New and veteran brokers turn to the Panda TS’ advisory services to learn how to best accelerate reaction to market trends and adopt new technologies while minimizing operational risks and costs.
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s a premium technology provider, our goal at Panda TS is to stay ahead of the game and solve problems before they crop
up. Top brokers consult with our advisory team to learn how to best streamline new technologies into their existing architecture.
1 Perform Routine System Checks
Te first thing to examine when looking to enhance an existing brokerage is whether or not the current infrastructure is functioning properly. Before looking to expand, it’s imperative to run a complete system check and make sure that all existing frameworks are stable and able to support the necessary upgrades and add-ons. A “clean engine” will ensure the success of any new technology implementation and will set the stage for a fast and seamless integration period.
2 Build for Scale
A FX brokerage is a fast-growing business and successful brokers have thousands upon thousands of live clients (and exponentially more active demo accounts). Process automation is a key factors to the success of any FX brokerage. During the entire sales process, implementation of proper technology that allows for easy automation and tracking saves on manpower and allows for fast response time. Different technology solutions synchronizes activities between the various platforms within an organization, contributing to a more consistent
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We see time and time again how even small changes can help significantly boost performance. Tis step-by- step guide just touches upon the tip of the iceberg, but these tips will help new and existing brokers examine certain key elements of their business performance.
How To Do It:
All systems within the broker’s organization should be monitored regularly. Proper server monitoring, networking monitoring and ensuring proper system functionality is part of the regular upkeep that is necessary for an optimally functioning brokerage and allows the broker to prevent potential system failures.
How To Do It:
Brokers should consider investing in technology that allows for implementing easy automation, facilitating any existing sales process. It’s important to consult with industry professionals as no single solution is the right fit for all.
experience for the trader. Tis technological infrastructure also provides the “hub” from which crucial BI analyses reports can be extracted.
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