TT is currently set to go live on regulated exchange and prediction market Kalshi in Q3 2026, marks the first US-regulated prediction market connection for TT, with further market expansion expected in the future.
The buy-side focused platform will initially focus on USD rates and credits, and combines TT’s fixed income, futures and FX onto a single screen through integrating ICE’s market and reference data.
Connectivity will enable participants to access NZX via TT’s platform, supported by low-latency infrastructure and execution tools.
With exchanges and industry players commencing plans to shift to extended trading models, experts at the Equities Leaders Summit on Tuesday suggested that buy-side opinions on the prospect are not changing in tandem.
The integration is expected to provide Trading Technologies with access to clients across hedge funds and energy sectors, while OpenGamma will also benefit from a greater pool of sell-side bank customers.
The investment deepens the firms’ existing partnership and will see SIGMA AI’s chief executive expanding his current role to also become TT’s head of AI and innovation.
The integration follows the launch of GFO-X in May 2025, which aims to provide clients with institutional-grade market infrastructure, central clearing and deep liquidity.
The offering aligns with further planned expansion, with the firm also set to offer EBS Direct and CME Group’s FX Spot+ platform.
The new scorecard system will provide monthly rankings of equity brokers for institutional investors.
While 76% of asset managers use TCA for regulatory and compliance purposes, more advanced and sophisticated use cases are continuing to gain traction, according to an Acuiti report.