Integrated capital market nuam has successfully completed the implementation of a new equity trading platform in Chile.
Currently, nuam integrates the Santiago, Lima, and Colombia stock exchanges into a single market.
This latest move marks a step forward in the region’s ongoing integration strategy, and completes the construction of a shared technology infrastructure spanning Chilean, Colombian and Peruvian capital markets.
The new offering is expected to simplify technology architecture, enhance operational efficiencies and boost collaboration across the region.
“This milestone represents far more than a technology implementation,” said nuam.
“It marks a key step in the execution of nuam’s integration strategy and reflects the company’s continued progress in delivering on its strategic roadmap.”
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The move also forms part of nuam’s broader integration roadmap across markets in Chile, Colombia and Peru, and is set to support the development of new financial products in these regions, as well as strengthen links with international investors.
Single and unified market access to nuam’s exchanges has been a key area of focus over the last few months, and in March 2026, Avelacom established a direct connection to the integrated capital market, as revealed by The TRADE at the time.
Specifically, the new offering leverages a physical point of presence (PoP) at the Equinix ST1 data centre, based in Santiago, and is expected to provide institutional clients across the world with real-time market data access, as well as order routing through ultra-low latency connectivity paths with built-in redundancy.