The firm served as a founding partner of the venue, supporting JAX from its initial market launch.
A rival connectivity provider announced access to the same Japanese trading system three months ago.
Options
Technology has added the Japan Alternative Market to its connectivity lineup,
making the proprietary trading system accessible to its clients through
AtlasFabric, the company's global trading network, Options announced today
(Thursday).
JAX
operates as a Proprietary Trading System under Japanese financial regulation,
offering an alternative venue alongside the country's established exchanges for
equity trading, price discovery, and liquidity access.
Options
said it joined the project as a founding partner at launch, handling both
trading connectivity and market data feeds from the outset of the venue's
operations.
Not the First to Connect
The
announcement comes after TNS, a competing financial network infrastructure
provider, disclosed its own direct connection to JAX in January, three months
before Options made its move public. That earlier announcement positioned JAX
as a focal point for connectivity firms angling for position in Japan's
evolving alternative trading landscape before broader volume growth
materializes.
"Coupled
with Options' enterprise-grade, mission-critical, low-latency infrastructure,
this partnership underscores our commitment to delivering best-in-class service
to our customers."
AtlasFabric Carries the
Feed
Access to
JAX flows through AtlasFabric, Options' network layer that the company says is
designed for low-latency, real-time market data delivery. Clients can route JAX
feeds directly into trading, risk, and analytics systems through the managed
connection, the company said, without specifying latency figures or the number
of clients expected to use the service.
"We
are thrilled to be expanding our presence across APAC, and the Japan
Alternative Market was an obvious next step to strengthen our offerings in this
region," Moore said. "Having partnered with JAX from day one, we've
witnessed their exceptional growth firsthand and are excited about what the
future holds."
Crossvale Deal Adds to
Busy Quarter
Options agreed
in February to acquire Crossvale, a US and EU-based application modernization firm specializing in
private cloud and AI deployment for regulated markets, in a transaction where
financial terms were not disclosed and regulatory approval remains pending.
The
Crossvale deal targets legacy system modernization for financial institutions,
a different segment from the connectivity work underpinning the JAX
integration.
Options
Technology has added the Japan Alternative Market to its connectivity lineup,
making the proprietary trading system accessible to its clients through
AtlasFabric, the company's global trading network, Options announced today
(Thursday).
JAX
operates as a Proprietary Trading System under Japanese financial regulation,
offering an alternative venue alongside the country's established exchanges for
equity trading, price discovery, and liquidity access.
Options
said it joined the project as a founding partner at launch, handling both
trading connectivity and market data feeds from the outset of the venue's
operations.
Not the First to Connect
The
announcement comes after TNS, a competing financial network infrastructure
provider, disclosed its own direct connection to JAX in January, three months
before Options made its move public. That earlier announcement positioned JAX
as a focal point for connectivity firms angling for position in Japan's
evolving alternative trading landscape before broader volume growth
materializes.
"Coupled
with Options' enterprise-grade, mission-critical, low-latency infrastructure,
this partnership underscores our commitment to delivering best-in-class service
to our customers."
AtlasFabric Carries the
Feed
Access to
JAX flows through AtlasFabric, Options' network layer that the company says is
designed for low-latency, real-time market data delivery. Clients can route JAX
feeds directly into trading, risk, and analytics systems through the managed
connection, the company said, without specifying latency figures or the number
of clients expected to use the service.
"We
are thrilled to be expanding our presence across APAC, and the Japan
Alternative Market was an obvious next step to strengthen our offerings in this
region," Moore said. "Having partnered with JAX from day one, we've
witnessed their exceptional growth firsthand and are excited about what the
future holds."
Crossvale Deal Adds to
Busy Quarter
Options agreed
in February to acquire Crossvale, a US and EU-based application modernization firm specializing in
private cloud and AI deployment for regulated markets, in a transaction where
financial terms were not disclosed and regulatory approval remains pending.
The
Crossvale deal targets legacy system modernization for financial institutions,
a different segment from the connectivity work underpinning the JAX
integration.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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