Raptor Financial Technologies has unveiled a strategic partnership with multi-asset trading technology provider OmneNEST Technologies in a bid to grow its presence in India’s markets.
William Dallyn
The partnership aims to offer technology services which are adapted to India’s regulatory and operational trading ecosystem and will see OmneNEST providing Indian brokers and trading desks with Raptor’s market gateway and risk management solution.
Currently, OmneNEST’s provides technology to India’s securities industry, while Raptor enables investment banks and proprietary trading firms to connect order flows to stock exchanges across India and APAC regions.
William Dallyn, global sales director at Raptor, said: “This collaboration brings our globally proven, low-latency solution together with trusted, local delivery. For India brokers and trading desks, that means faster onboarding, simplified operations, and a single point of contact while maintaining the highest standards of performance and compliance.”
Specifically, Raptor’s offering in India covers cash equities, listed derivatives and other asset classes across all the major exchanges in the country, such as the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), and the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX).
“Our clients are looking for speed, compliance and operational resilience they can rely on every trading day. Raptor has proven low-latency capabilities across India and the major APAC markets,” said Paresh Hede, chief executive at OmneNEST.
“Our partnership allows us to offer best in class technology, fully supported on the ground in India, and integrated into our complete trading technology ecosystem.”
The partnership follows significant developments in Indian markets in recent months. In July 2025, BlackRock and Standard Chartered executed the first trade on MarketAxess Holdings’ new fully electronic trading solution for Indian government bonds (IGBs), following the launch of the electronic trading solution in June.
Similarly, BMLL expanded its regional Asia-Pacific offering in April, with the launch of India equities trading data, which is in particular demand from US clients.