GES EX – New Multifunctional Equities & Futures Trading System Realizes Brokers’ Access to the Global Stock Exchange
Hong Kong, Hong Kong S.A.R., April 23, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Hong Kong based Global eSolutions (HK) Limited (GES), a leading financial trading platform vendor, launches a new equities and futures trading system – GES EX – a highly efficient, low-latency, flexible and scalable trading solutions especially for brokerages. By enabling seamless access to global Stock Exchange and supporting multi-market, product and currency, GES EX is capable to fulfill the needs of the industry.
A trading system that is able to speedily process orders, manage positions and control risks is what brokerages need to maintain their competitive edge in the ever-changing financial industry. GES self-developed GES EX can cater for their needs with its powerful functions. GES EX has passed a series of test from Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx) and is able to directly connect with Orion Central Gateway (OCG) of HKEx. Orders can be directly sent to the global Stock Exchange through the leading FIX technologies – trades of multiple markets can be executed on one single platform.
With the diversified and flexible user interface of GES EX, clients can enjoy the flexibility and convenience in updating settings and expanding business. The key benefits of using GES EX include:
· support stocks, warrants, CBBC, futures, etc.
· comprehensive order types with multiple conditional orders to cater for different investment strategies
· real-time order status notification and margin call alert
· multi-level client group management
· various types of financial reports for regulatory parties reporting
· connect to global Stock Exchange through FIX technologies
· connect to any back-office settlement system
“A comprehensive trading system is able to help account executives rapidly placing clients’ orders, as well as provide reliable risk management tools for responsible officers and credit officers to efficiently monitor all trade activities and control risk,” Ken Chung, CTO of GES said. GES EX provides central regulatory control which allows system administrators to gain full control of every client’s credit limit, trade limit, access rights, user group setting etc. By instantly calculating a client’s purchasing power and margin requirements, GES EX helps to fully control position level and enable risk management officers to identify and reject suspicious transactions, thus greatly reducing the risk of brokerages.
In order to provide brokerages a better understanding of the features of GES EX, a workshop “Introduction to New Electronic Trading System for Securities – GES EX” will be held to explain further about GES EX and answer enquiries. Workshop information is as follows:
Workshop details:
Date: May 13, 2015 (Wednesday)
Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm (Registration starts at 4:00pm)
Venue: 13/F, Phase I, China Taiping Tower, 8 Sunning Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (Causeway Bay MTR Station Exit F1)
Target Audience: SFC licensed brokerages personnel engaged in securities trading (include Responsible Officers, Dealers, Account Executives, Credit Officer, etc.)
Language: Cantonese
Admission: Free of Charge
Quota: 15 (limited quota left)
Enrolment and Enquiry: Call Ms. Tina Tong at 852-3412 3636
A trading system that is able to speedily process orders, manage positions and control risks is what brokerages need to maintain their competitive edge in the ever-changing financial industry. GES self-developed GES EX can cater for their needs with its powerful functions. GES EX has passed a series of test from Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx) and is able to directly connect with Orion Central Gateway (OCG) of HKEx. Orders can be directly sent to the global Stock Exchange through the leading FIX technologies – trades of multiple markets can be executed on one single platform.
With the diversified and flexible user interface of GES EX, clients can enjoy the flexibility and convenience in updating settings and expanding business. The key benefits of using GES EX include:
· support stocks, warrants, CBBC, futures, etc.
· comprehensive order types with multiple conditional orders to cater for different investment strategies
· real-time order status notification and margin call alert
· multi-level client group management
· various types of financial reports for regulatory parties reporting
· connect to global Stock Exchange through FIX technologies
· connect to any back-office settlement system
“A comprehensive trading system is able to help account executives rapidly placing clients’ orders, as well as provide reliable risk management tools for responsible officers and credit officers to efficiently monitor all trade activities and control risk,” Ken Chung, CTO of GES said. GES EX provides central regulatory control which allows system administrators to gain full control of every client’s credit limit, trade limit, access rights, user group setting etc. By instantly calculating a client’s purchasing power and margin requirements, GES EX helps to fully control position level and enable risk management officers to identify and reject suspicious transactions, thus greatly reducing the risk of brokerages.
In order to provide brokerages a better understanding of the features of GES EX, a workshop “Introduction to New Electronic Trading System for Securities – GES EX” will be held to explain further about GES EX and answer enquiries. Workshop information is as follows:
Workshop details:
Date: May 13, 2015 (Wednesday)
Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm (Registration starts at 4:00pm)
Venue: 13/F, Phase I, China Taiping Tower, 8 Sunning Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (Causeway Bay MTR Station Exit F1)
Target Audience: SFC licensed brokerages personnel engaged in securities trading (include Responsible Officers, Dealers, Account Executives, Credit Officer, etc.)
Language: Cantonese
Admission: Free of Charge
Quota: 15 (limited quota left)
Enrolment and Enquiry: Call Ms. Tina Tong at 852-3412 3636
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Global eSolutions (HK) Limited
Ben Tse
+852 3412 3636
www.ges.com.hk
Ben Tse
+852 3412 3636
www.ges.com.hk
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