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GL TRADE Unveils Its New Execution Management System To Meet Connectivity And Trading Needs Of The Buy Side Community

Date 27/09/2006

GL TRADE, the global provider of Front to Back office solutions for international financial institutions, will launch its new system dedicated to Buy Side trading desks, GL Execution Management System (GL EMS) at the GL NET FORUM in London.

Given the constant evolving demands for electronic connectivity and trading solutions, GL TRADE has relied on its proven expertise on DMA, order management and trading solutions to provide Buy Side with a system offering a broad range of advanced execution tools and enabling trading on all types of securities on any market.

GL EMS covers the complete trading desk workflow with advanced features such as: a flexible blotter for list trading, pre & post trade analytics for efficient TCR (transaction cost research), DMA & program trading tools and a complete 360° Market View (complete market depth with execution status).

GL EMS communicates seamlessly with internal existing systems (OMS, back office) via excel or via FIX. The system also leverages the GL NET, the international order routing and trading network owned and operated by GL TRADE, connected to more than 120 market and liquidity pools offering quick and easy counterparty and trading venue choices.

“Over the past years, we have witnessed the emergence of new and more complex requirements from the Buy Side community,” comments Philippe Carré, Managing Director of GL CONNECT, the Client Connectivity Business Line of GL TRADE. “From traditional portfolio management to more alternative investment styles, GL EMS addresses these needs and contributes to help them significantly increase their funds management whilst complying with new financial regulations”.

To find out more about GL EMS and meet our Buy Side experts, available for briefings and products demos, visit us during GL NET FORUM, September 28th 2006, at the Brewery in London. Maps and direction at www.glnetforum.com.