The acquisition aims to expand Trading Technologies' capabilities in middle-office technology.
Trading Technologies targets banks, brokers, and futures commission merchants in the deal.
Trading Technologies International, Inc. has
announced its acquisition of ATEO SAS, a prominent provider of post-trade
solutions for listed derivatives.
This move aims to broaden Trading Technologies' clearing and middle-office technology services. The acquisition, set to
conclude on February 29, followed a successful partnership initiated in late 2022 between the two firms.
Laurent Courbin, the Founder and Chief Executive
Officer of ATEO, mentioned in an email sent to Finance Magnates: "Since
2000, ATEO has provided premier middle-office solutions to our clients, with
functionally rich and reliable software. While we have already attracted some of the
leading firms in the industry, we can now scale significantly
as part of the TT team and infrastructure, supporting more clients of every
size, regardless of the scope of their needs."
ATEO will operate as a globally managed service
hosted in Trading Technologies' data centers. This will facilitate access to its post-trade allocation
engine integrated into the Trading Technologies' order management system. ATEO's suite of
products, including TEO Derivatives, LISA Clearing Engine, and UGO, is expected
to augment Trading Technologies' offerings, providing standardized solutions for clearing
activities.
Trading Technologies is a Software-as-a-Service
platform connecting global capital markets. It offers tools for trade
execution, market data solutions, analytics, and risk management. Its clientele includes brokers, hedge funds, and exchanges, seeking end-to-end
trading operations and innovation.
Trading Technologies Expands Services
Last year, Trading Technologies announced its acquisition of Abel Noser Solutions, LLC, a provider of pre-trade
and post-trade TCA services for various players in the financial sector. This acquisition underscored the firm's commitment
to expanding its analytical capabilities and client offerings in the capital
markets.
Besides that, last year, Trading Technologies added two lines of business, TT
Compliance and TT Quantitative Trading Solutions. According to the company, its plans include
integrating liquidity from major banks and expanding product offerings to cover
forwards, non-deliverable forwards, and swaps.
Trading Technologies International, Inc. has
announced its acquisition of ATEO SAS, a prominent provider of post-trade
solutions for listed derivatives.
This move aims to broaden Trading Technologies' clearing and middle-office technology services. The acquisition, set to
conclude on February 29, followed a successful partnership initiated in late 2022 between the two firms.
Laurent Courbin, the Founder and Chief Executive
Officer of ATEO, mentioned in an email sent to Finance Magnates: "Since
2000, ATEO has provided premier middle-office solutions to our clients, with
functionally rich and reliable software. While we have already attracted some of the
leading firms in the industry, we can now scale significantly
as part of the TT team and infrastructure, supporting more clients of every
size, regardless of the scope of their needs."
ATEO will operate as a globally managed service
hosted in Trading Technologies' data centers. This will facilitate access to its post-trade allocation
engine integrated into the Trading Technologies' order management system. ATEO's suite of
products, including TEO Derivatives, LISA Clearing Engine, and UGO, is expected
to augment Trading Technologies' offerings, providing standardized solutions for clearing
activities.
Trading Technologies is a Software-as-a-Service
platform connecting global capital markets. It offers tools for trade
execution, market data solutions, analytics, and risk management. Its clientele includes brokers, hedge funds, and exchanges, seeking end-to-end
trading operations and innovation.
Trading Technologies Expands Services
Last year, Trading Technologies announced its acquisition of Abel Noser Solutions, LLC, a provider of pre-trade
and post-trade TCA services for various players in the financial sector. This acquisition underscored the firm's commitment
to expanding its analytical capabilities and client offerings in the capital
markets.
Besides that, last year, Trading Technologies added two lines of business, TT
Compliance and TT Quantitative Trading Solutions. According to the company, its plans include
integrating liquidity from major banks and expanding product offerings to cover
forwards, non-deliverable forwards, and swaps.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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