19 Dec 2008
Capital markets firms have been implementing a number of different strategies for reducing latency – from increasing network bandwidth, to implementing low latency applications, to collocation – giving rise to the question: What’s next?
To get the best trade, firms realize their need for visibility into the entire chain of trade execution events in real time. Through intelligently analyzing order flow, identifying volume sensitivity, system processing time and liquidity venue response time, they have the ability to optimize performance and capitalize on market opportunities. By monitoring and measuring latency in real time, trading operations and architects are armed with the tools to quickly pinpoint latency issues to enhance performance or take rapid corrective action.
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