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Trading Firm Akuna Capital Selects Solace Systems For Messaging And Data Distribution
Trading Firm Akuna Capital Selects Solace Systems For Messaging And Data Distribution
Wednesday,07/08/2013|10:11GMTby
Andrew Saks McLeod
Solace Systems yesterday announced that it is to provide Chicago-based derivatives trading house Akuna Capital with its appliance-based messaging system to distribute data within Akuna's trading system.
Canadian messaging solutions and middleware appliances company Solace Systems announced yesterday that Akuna Capital has selected the company's messaging appliances as the data distribution layer of their global high-speed trading system.
The Solace appliances, which have replaced homegrown middleware, have been adopted to provide Akuna with a fast, scalable and fully redundant infrastructure that allows them to focus resources on optimizing their differentiating trading strategies.
Expansion Through Alliance
Solace Systems has been active in its corporate alliances recently, just last month having partnered with Fluent Trade Technologies in order to provide a messaging middleware solution to the firm's trading system.
“As our trading strategies encompass more asset classes and geographies, we need a rock-solid messaging infrastructure that accelerates our globally coordinated trading and gives us the flexibility to seize new opportunities as they present themselves,” stated Andrew Killion, CEO at Akuna Capital on behalf of his firm.
“Solace has reduced the complexity and risk of our system while giving us world-class performance so we can focus on what we do best: implement innovative electronic trading strategies" concluded Mr. Killion.
Akuna Capital considered a number of approaches including commercial alternatives and continuing to invest in their own proprietary infrastructure before entering this alliance with Solace Systems, demonstrating that outsourcing and partnership with external technology firms is on the agenda for some institutional firms as well as retail participants.
Important considerations in this project were operational transparency and control, reliability, and features such as diskless persistence, built-in WAN optimization and market data flow control.
“Nimble trading firms with unique approaches are best positioned to succeed in today’s capital markets,” explained Craig Betts, CEO at Solace Systems. “We’re excited to work with Akuna Capital to help them realize greater returns from their trading strategies.”
Appliance Based Messaging Solution By Solace Systems
Canadian messaging solutions and middleware appliances company Solace Systems announced yesterday that Akuna Capital has selected the company's messaging appliances as the data distribution layer of their global high-speed trading system.
The Solace appliances, which have replaced homegrown middleware, have been adopted to provide Akuna with a fast, scalable and fully redundant infrastructure that allows them to focus resources on optimizing their differentiating trading strategies.
Expansion Through Alliance
Solace Systems has been active in its corporate alliances recently, just last month having partnered with Fluent Trade Technologies in order to provide a messaging middleware solution to the firm's trading system.
“As our trading strategies encompass more asset classes and geographies, we need a rock-solid messaging infrastructure that accelerates our globally coordinated trading and gives us the flexibility to seize new opportunities as they present themselves,” stated Andrew Killion, CEO at Akuna Capital on behalf of his firm.
“Solace has reduced the complexity and risk of our system while giving us world-class performance so we can focus on what we do best: implement innovative electronic trading strategies" concluded Mr. Killion.
Akuna Capital considered a number of approaches including commercial alternatives and continuing to invest in their own proprietary infrastructure before entering this alliance with Solace Systems, demonstrating that outsourcing and partnership with external technology firms is on the agenda for some institutional firms as well as retail participants.
Important considerations in this project were operational transparency and control, reliability, and features such as diskless persistence, built-in WAN optimization and market data flow control.
“Nimble trading firms with unique approaches are best positioned to succeed in today’s capital markets,” explained Craig Betts, CEO at Solace Systems. “We’re excited to work with Akuna Capital to help them realize greater returns from their trading strategies.”
Appliance Based Messaging Solution By Solace Systems
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