Based on the general volume of comments for Binary Options related articles, the product is falling into the ‘love ‘em or hate ‘em’ world of offerings. One of the frequent questions is in regard to hedging, or lack of it. Due to the risks, in the preliminary draft of regulation from the Japan FSA, hedging made the list of areas the regulators were reviewing.

While not fully addressing the issue of hedging, binary options provider MarketsPulse has announced an update to its Delta Hedging risk management program. The upgrade provides an enhanced view of risk exposure to assist brokers with hedging their order flow. Responding to whether the product can enable STP or automated hedging features based on preset risk exposure limits, a representative from MarketsPulse told Forex Magnates “We currently do not have an “STP”, that is, we do not offer integration with a liquidity provider to allow hedging, since there currently are no liquidity providers for hedging. We do provide the relevant financial data to support the operators who would like to hedge. If an operator does not want to take the risk we offer them the option to work with one of MarketsPulses’ reputable and regulated brokers that will handle the risk for them.”

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Based on the above answer, it is safe to assume that we’ll soon be seeing specialty binary liquidity providers start to pop up soon to fill the gap for brokers seeking an automated hedging solution.

MarketsPulse Launches New Delta Hedging Version to Help Clients Reduce Risk 
Enterprise binary options provider offers complete suite of technology and services for clients
LONDON – MarketsPulse, the leading binary options enterprise solution provider, announced that it has introduced improvements to their Delta Hedging as a risk reduction tool for its clients. Although Delta Hedging is not a new part of MarketsPulse’s broad suite, they have added exclusive risk management tools, which allow clients to measure and mitigate risk in the most profitable manner possible.

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As a leading binary options technology provider that combines great web engineering with a deep understanding of global financial markets, MarketsPulse offers a variety of technological solutions for binary options operations.
The new option was introduced due to the increase in binary options trade flow. It further helps with risk management and compliance, since MarketsPulse works with regulated brokers across the globe, and Delta Hedging also helps to minimize trade rejections and increase clients’ overall trading experience.

“The MarketsPulse suite is the most sophisticated technology for enterprise companies looking to offer binary options. It includes a comprehensive risk management solution to minimize risk and exposure,” said Yoad Snapier, chief technology officer for MarketsPulse. “This new Delta Hedging option further aligns the software with the sophisticated expectations of brokers.”

In addition, the company recently earned the ISO-9001 certification from the International Organization for Standardization, certifying that the company’s software development standards meet the highest level of quality and customer satisfaction. MarketsPulse earned the certification following an external audit by a representative of the ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board. The process was initiated to provide superior technology and services to brokers globally.

About MarketsPulse MarketsPulse is a leading binary options enterprise solution provider that combines great web engineering with a deep understanding of global financial markets. MarketsPulse offers technological solutions for binary options operations, including a stand-alone and a fully integrated solution that is completely installed on-site, providing confidentiality of data and a customizable trading experience. Working with regulated companies worldwide, the technology is ready to be compliant with regulators. For more information, please visit http://www.marketspulse.com/.