NEWS
Gold-i upgrades its Bridge
G old-i has
enhanced the functionality
of its Gold-i Gate Bridge, with the launch of the 257 plug-in, which offers significant enhancements, providing even more control for brokers and extending opportunities for trading in Japan.
Medibank selects Bloomberg FX platform
M Tom Higgins
Te main features included in the upgrade are: t BO FOIBODFE MJNJUT NPEF JODPSQPSBUJOH B OFX ‘institutional style’ logic for handling illiquid symbols and ensuring that all orders are only filled at the limit price.
t QFSDFOUBHF BOE SFWFSTF QFSDFOUBHF DPWFSBHF allowing the broker to partially cover their clients’ order as a percentage. Te broker can also execute an opposing order in the market through reverse percentage coverage.
t B QSJDF NVMUJQMJFS QSPWJEJOH UIF BCJMJUZ UP EJTQMBZ and trade in different units.
t FOIBODFE NPOJUPSJOH XIJDI FOBCMFT UIF CSPLFS to see the previous five prices on the market for all executions.
Tom Higgins, CEO of Gold-i explains, “We have been working on the upgrade for the last six months. Tis significant development maps onto our strategy of continuous innovation in order to lead the global market in terms of speed, functionality and performance.”
TradeStation launches new options platform
forthcoming release of TradeStation 9.1. OptionStation Pro is an options trading and analysis platform designed with the help of active options traders. Key features include: advanced options charting with interactive 3-D position graphs; advanced order-entry technology to trade options spread strategies with a few simple clicks; configurable spread-specific options chain views;
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radeStation has announced the launch of its all-new OptionStation Pro options trading platform. Te launch will coincide with the
dynamic options pricing and Greek calculations; the ability to build, evaluate and track any options position; and spread-recognition logic that enables traders to easily transform existing positions and create hypothetical ones.
edibank Private Limited, Australia’s largest private health insurer, has chosen Bloomberg’s Foreign Exchange (FX) trading
platform to manage the exchange rate risk associated with its $2.5 billion global equity portfolio. Medibank Private Ltd. uses the Bloomberg Professional service to research global news and data and perform analytics to hedge their interest-rate risk. Now, Medibank will also use the system’s FXGO function to manage their foreign-exchange risk, execute FX trades and get requests for quotes (RFQs) in spot, forwards, swaps, options and deposits.
Tod Van Name, global head of Bloomberg’s Foreign Exchange business, said, “Corporate executives all over the world are discovering that the Bloomberg Professional services’ FXGO makes managing foreign exchange risk intuitive, seamless and cost- effective. Tey can get prices from their preferred banks, execute trades and integrate with their order management, risk management and back office systems all on one platform.”
Tod Van Name
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