29.01.2015 Views

Download - FEAS

Download - FEAS

Download - FEAS

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

FEDERATION OF EURO-ASIAN STOCK EXCHANGES SEMI ANNUAL REPORT OCTOBER 2006<br />

TATA CONSULTING SERVICES<br />

S. Ramadorai<br />

CEO and Managing Director<br />

With decades of experience of providing IT<br />

solutions behind us, we specialize in<br />

consulting, developing financial systems<br />

that are customized and adaptable to<br />

changing landscape of securities markets.<br />

OUR OFFERINGS<br />

Over the last couple of years, the securities<br />

markets industry worldwide is undergoing<br />

unprecedented changes leading to redefining<br />

of business models. Introduction of new<br />

products and value added services,<br />

regulatory changes, diversification needs,<br />

pressures of demutualization, competition<br />

from new players are some of the key<br />

challenges for the capital market infrastructure<br />

institutions of this generation. The exchanges<br />

are actively pursuing the path of consolidation<br />

within and across the national boundaries<br />

through formal mergers as well as cross<br />

border alliances. In the coming years, we will<br />

see many interconnected, trans-national<br />

markets in different regions in addition to a<br />

few truly global exchanges.<br />

Driven by quantum leaps in technology, the<br />

role of technology providers has also evolved<br />

from a traditional solution provider & system<br />

integrator to providing the value added<br />

products and services. Today technology has<br />

become the core of the capital markets and<br />

the technology vendors are partners in<br />

progress for the markets.<br />

Extensive experience gained in executing<br />

various mission critical solutions for<br />

exchanges and clearing and settlement<br />

organizations, continuous research and<br />

analysis of the best practices in securities<br />

industry has helped TCS in assessing the<br />

current and future needs of the marketplace.<br />

Marketplaces of the future would require<br />

flexible, versatile and scalable product based<br />

solutions to quickly respond to market<br />

requirements and achieve a competitive<br />

advantage.<br />

TCS CAPITAL MARKET<br />

SOLUTIONS<br />

TCS solutions in the financial services space<br />

addresses the 3 key aspects of the exchange<br />

marketplace and the challenges – both<br />

business and technological, posed in them.<br />

These 3 aspects are-<br />

1. Trading (exchanges)<br />

2. Post-trading (clearing, settlement,<br />

depository organizations)<br />

3. Broker-dealer operations (large brokerage<br />

houses / market intermediaries)<br />

1. Trading<br />

After witnessing the electronification of the<br />

traditionally open outcry trading, exchanges<br />

are currently have the next challenge of<br />

coping with the growing volumes and<br />

changes in product mix and trading<br />

methodologies. This is evident in the case of<br />

emerging economies looking to attract local<br />

as well as international trading communities.<br />

Exchanges are expected to offer trading<br />

platforms for a variety of financial instruments.<br />

Regulatory changes affecting the trading<br />

business are expected to be implemented<br />

harmoniously with minimum impact.<br />

Exchange trading systems must be flexible,<br />

scalable, reliable and high performance to<br />

meet these business and technological<br />

challenges.<br />

TCS’ trading system product – TradeX offers<br />

these things. TradeX is readily available for roll<br />

out in the market. TradeX components have<br />

been already deployed at different client<br />

installations. We present TradeX capabilities<br />

using 4 key concepts of trading:<br />

1. ‘What’ - Instruments available for trading<br />

2. ‘Where’ - Trading segments, markets<br />

3. ‘Who’ - Trading participants and user<br />

hierarchy<br />

4. ‘How’ - Trading rules<br />

‘What’<br />

TradeX supports trading in equities, equity<br />

derivatives, fixed income instruments,<br />

commodities, commodity derivatives and also<br />

offers a flexible framework to manage these<br />

diverse financial instruments.<br />

‘Where’<br />

The configurable market hierarchy set up in<br />

TradeX enables introduction of new trading<br />

segments, markets and trading sessions.<br />

Trading sessions can be run multiple times<br />

and can be extended. TradeX offers variety of<br />

trading models like order driven matching,<br />

true quote driven trading model for market<br />

markers, hybrid matching and negotiated<br />

trade reporting. TradeX also offers variety in<br />

matching algorithms and priority of matching.<br />

‘Who’<br />

TradeX provides for the flexible multi-level<br />

user hierarchy wherein user categories and<br />

hierarchies can be configured as well as<br />

extended based on market needs, regulatory<br />

conformance and prevalent business<br />

practices in the markets.<br />

‘How’<br />

TradeX works as per the trading parameters<br />

set by the Market operations staff which can<br />

be changed to quickly adapt to changing<br />

business requirements such as changes in<br />

circuit filter levels, and changes in trading tick<br />

size.<br />

TradeX provides for basic risk management<br />

features such as limits and warning alerts<br />

based on order value, turnover value and<br />

exposure value. It also automatically triggers<br />

various disciplinary actions in case of<br />

violations. Circuit filter freezes can be defined<br />

at instrument level for pro-active market<br />

monitoring and surveillance.<br />

For exchanges running multiple market<br />

segments, it is essential to avoid duplication<br />

of their infrastructure, hardware, maintenance<br />

costs and operations staff and have an<br />

integrated view of the market – both from the<br />

business and the technology side. TradeX<br />

provides traders to have a single trading<br />

terminal for trading in all market segments.<br />

On the technology side, the acid test of the<br />

exchange trading systems is in checking their<br />

ability to provide high performance and quick<br />

response to transactions. Using TradeX<br />

architecture, we have demonstrated high<br />

performance requirements such as-<br />

• Peak up to 8000 orders/second in single<br />

security<br />

• Peak of 20000 orders/second<br />

• Order response time to be < 1 second for<br />

95% of orders<br />

TradeX architecture is layered, componential,<br />

platform independent and scalable. It also<br />

provides facilities to connect through different<br />

channels.<br />

2. Post-Trading<br />

Today the exchanges, clearing houses and<br />

settlement organizations are witnessing a<br />

variety of business models. An exchange<br />

would like to provide both trading and<br />

clearing services while settlement is provided<br />

by another agency. Alternatively clearing and<br />

settlement services can be provided by a<br />

single organization. In short, post-trading<br />

infrastructure needs to be geared up for<br />

changes in the combination of its business<br />

model in either of the directions. Further to<br />

stay competitive and cost-effective, the<br />

clearing and settlement (CSD) organizations<br />

PAGE 24

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!