ChartIQ Launches Post-Trade Visualisation

ChartIQ, the FinTech provider of data visualisation and charting software, has introduced Post-Trade Visualization, a service which enables financial firms to meet regulatory compliance requirements like Dodd-Frank and MiFID II by
February 7, 2020 - Editor
Category: Regulation

ChartIQ, the FinTech provider of data visualisation and charting software, has introduced Post-Trade Visualization, a service which enables financial firms to meet regulatory compliance requirements like Dodd-Frank and MiFID II by organising the relevant data related to an order and visually mapping an order’s life cycle.

Using Post-Trade Visualization, traders, analysts, and compliance officers can reconstruct an order’s timeline in to one visual model for a more efficient workflow. The product displays events such as client emails, chats, and news in context with individual executions, order parameter changes, market movement and depth, and target benchmarks in real-time, providing a comprehensive view of any order down to the tick or micro-second.

“In the aftermath of the financial crisis, companies invested billions of dollars preparing for regulations like Dodd-Frank and MiFID II, which transformed the industry,” says Dan Schleifer, Chief Executive and co-founder of ChartIQ. “The vast number of systems that go into the execution of an order result in mountains of data and very little actionable insight. By using Post-Trade Visualization, firms are armed with an intuitive solution that visually maps and accurately portrays the behaviour of all aspects of order execution.”

Post-Trade Visualization includes capabilities for buy-side, sell-side, and solution providers to help them meet their regulatory standards in a fast and efficient manner.

“There are a multitude of data streams necessary to tell the full story of a single order,” explains Eugene Sorenson, Vice President, Product Management for ChartIQ. “Visualization shines a light into every detail that goes into the execution of an order, which is critical for traders who need to respond and adjust based on current market activity, and for compliance officers who require a complete picture of a trade lifecycle."


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