Ace Exchange says its feed now available on CTCL platform

Ace Derivatives and Commodity Exchange announced a tie-up with Dion Global Solutions Limited (formerly Religare Technova Ltd) enabling Ace members to access and trade on the Ace Commodity Exchange.

PTI | April 26, 2011



Ace Derivatives and Commodity Exchange today announced a tie-up with Dion Global Solutions Limited (formerly Religare Technova Ltd) enabling Ace members to access and trade on the Ace Commodity Exchange.

This will be done using a computer link platform (CTCL)-- TradeAnywhere provided by Dion Global Solutions Limited, which is an integrated solution that allows members to have a seamless trading experience, a press release said.

TradeAnywhere can handle multiple applications and huge trading volumes on a single machine. Its scalable architecture has the ability to scale-up when the load increases while providing the benefits of single login, consolidate RMS and access to multiple asset classes, the release added.

"The solution will not only provide a seamless trading experience to our members but also help in reducing their operation costs," Ace CEO Dilip Bhatia said.

"We are confident that the members of the exchange will benefit greatly from our software product," Dion Global Solutions' COO Abhay Kumar Sinha said.

Dion Global Solutions Limited is a leading software solutions and research services provider for financial markets across the globe.

Dion Global Solutions' COO, Abhay Kumar Sinha, said, "at Dion, we are committed to create high-quality intellectual property for the global financial markets. Our empanelment at Ace Commodity Exchange is a testimony of our efforts to make life easy for the trading community. We are confident that the members of the exchange will benefit greatly from our software product."

Dion Global Solutions Limited is a leading software solutions and research services provider for financial markets across the globe.
 

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