The trading software provider will utilise the Connect, a joint initiative between Singapore Exchange and National Stock Exchange of India, to allow clients to take positions on India’s equity markets.
First phase of the agreement will provide TT clients with access to an additional 14 cryptocurrency markets in the third quarter of this year.
The past week saw appointments from the DTCC, TP ICAP, the CFTC and Trading Technologies.
Incoming appointment brings over 20 years’ experience in capital markets, prime brokerage and fintechs to the firm.
The acquisition will bolster TT’s platform with the addition of a new product suite of algorithmic execution strategies, trade analytics and TCA services.
The move comes as demand for access to Asia’s derivatives markets continues to grow.
The acquisition, backed by Cboe and Singapore Exchange, will help drive Trading Technologies’ organic growth.
TT customers will be able to trade short term interest rate futures at LSEG’s CurveGlobal with no market access provider fees.
All Athens Stock Exchange derivatives products are now available to trade on the Trading Technologies platform including stock and index futures and options.
CFO and president at Trading Technologies Michael Kraines has stepped down after chief executive Rick Lane left to pursue another opportunity.