Boca Insights: “Retail is the new frontier”
The wide-ranging conversation covered political risk, innovative products and latest technology developments.
Back to Basics: A Wishlist for Cloud Providers from the Financial Exchange Industry
As some of the world’s largest financial industry participants gathered in Boca Raton last week, one fact that was hard not to miss was the increasing presence (and sponsorship) of the major cloud providers.
Breaking the mould: A step change approach to exchange infrastructure
Last week’s well-attended TradingTech Summit London covered a range of crucial topics in the trading technology sector, most notably regulatory trends, technology drivers, market structure and data management.
Exberry offers a cloud-native matching engine platform that enables traditional and alternative exchanges to launch ultra-low latency markets quickly and run them cost-effectively.
Sink or Swim: The cost of legacy tech inertia
When it comes to upgrading legacy technology, without impacting day-to-day operations, financial exchanges are confronted with an incredibly difficult task.
How APAC exchanges can prepare for predicted growth of emerging stock markets
The market cap of exchanges in emerging markets should exceed the value of U.S. exchanges as soon as 2030, according to Goldman Sachs economists
Data, Cloud, and AI: The Future of Capital Markets
In a world where there’s increasing awareness around spending tech stack budgets – efficiency and agility have become a lifeline for capital markets firms. But where do organisations start in terms of understanding how the transformative forces of innovation can best serve their interests?
Fusing Market Infrastructure Technology: Exploring the ‘Buy, Build and Integrate’ Approach
Change is afoot when it comes to market infrastructure technology. The old arguments over “buy vs build” have been relegated.
Exberry: 2024 — The Tipping Point for Market Infrastructure Transformation
Today’s market infrastructure providers need to navigate increased complexity and unpredictability. These pressures in turn intensify the need to urgently modernise outdated infrastructure and tackle technological debt.
Legacy vs Innovation: The Difficulty Facing Futures Exchanges
Amidst the backdrop of digitisation and cost concerns, a growing proportion of today’s futures markets are intent on improving their services – whether through updating their technology or developing new markets and products.
2024 – The Tipping Point for Market Infrastructure Transformation
Today’s market infrastructure providers need to navigate increased complexity and unpredictability. These pressures in turn intensify the need to urgently modernise outdated infrastructure and tackle technological debt.
Top 4 Capital Markets Trends for Exchanges in 2024
2023 represented a challenging year manoeuvring against persistent inflation, higher interest rates and geopolitical tensions. Widely forecast to affect capital markets in 2024 is a slowing global economy, as well as the potential risk of the global economy entering into recession resulting in softened economic demand.
New Year’s Resolutions for Market Infrastructures in 2024
Traditional financial infrastructure providers are increasingly considering upgrading their trading systems to align with modern times. This is both based upon strategic developments taking place over the past couple of years, as well as regulators looking to modernise.
Why it’s time for a new approach to market infrastructure
Due to hyper-volatile markets over the past few years, financial exchanges have experienced exorbitant trading volumes and activity. At the same time, however, market infrastructure operators are facing shrinking margins, as well as competition from a more diverse set of participants hungry for cheaper costs and access to trade. How can the next generation of trading technology help market providers flex during these challenging conditions?
It’s been a brilliant year for Exberry. From cloud collaborations, platform enhancements and key additions to the team
2023: The Catalysation of Transformative Change
The year 2023 provided markets with continued uncertainty against a backdrop of high inflation, high interest rates, ongoing effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas War, and, belatedly, concerns of recession. Yet it’s against this background of economic uncertainty that I see an embryo of change.
Carbon Markets: Paving the way for a revolutionary new asset class
With efforts behind the creation of truly global markets for trading carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon credits are poised to become one of the world’s largest assets traded
Seizing Opportunities in the Digital Transformation of Capital Markets
When I talk about the digital transformation of financial markets, all I see is answers. Answers to our growing climate challenge, answers to maximising operational efficiency in financial services, and answers to reducing risk
The brand evolution of Exberry
Exberry was founded in 2018. Our mission is to empower financial exchanges and market operators with cutting-edge market infrastructure technology and innovative trading solutions
Embracing Change can Ignite True Innovation in the Financial Exchange Industry
Our methodology for building our advanced trading platform is based on the most up-to-date methodologies and practices to ensure that market infrastructure will always be ahead of the curve
National economies suffering due to inertia of change in financial market infrastructures
The modern approach to building exchanges demands unique skills absent from the legacy systems prevalent in today’s traditional markets. It not only offers cost-efficiency, but also necessitates a fresh mindset. Exberry’s enterprise-grade, cloud-agnostic, SaaS trading engine has been carefully constructed with modular design and scalability at the forefront to best serve diverse markets, asset classes and geographies.
Exberry CEO Guy Melamed Talks Up Cloud-based SaaS Market Solutions with JLN’s Julie Ros at FIA’s IDX
JLN Correspondent Julie Ros interviewed Exberry CEO Guy Melamed at FIA’s International Derivatives Week (IDX) in June and asked him about the solution Exberry developed on a cloud environment and about its relationship with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Revolutionising the construct of trading systems
The modern approach to building exchanges demands unique skills absent from the legacy systems prevalent in today’s traditional markets. It not only offers cost-efficiency, but also necessitates a fresh mindset. Exberry’s enterprise-grade, cloud-agnostic, SaaS trading engine has been carefully constructed with modular design and scalability at the forefront to best serve diverse markets, asset classes and geographies.
New Take on Trading Technology: How to Navigate the Cloud-Tech Arms Race
We’re on the cusp of a new arms race. That is the description given to the phenomenon involving the world’s largest cloud service providers competing to invest into the largest financial exchanges. Last year, Microsoft announced an investment of £1.5 billion in London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) to provide the exchange with data analytics, cloud infrastructure products, and custom Gen-AI models.
Data-led insights help stock exchanges expand market share and enter untapped markets
Exberry enables its matching engine customers to access BMLL’s granular venue analytics to understand how their venue compares to its peers.
What are the Potentials with the UK’s Digital Securities Sandbox?
It is widely accepted that digitised or tokensied securities are the next evolutionary step for capital markets infrastructure. That is, securities that can be defined or created using smart contracts and then transferred and stored on ledgers, which may in some cases be blockchains.
How New Digital Public Infrastructures Could Impact Trading Infrastructures – The India Stack
The digital public infrastructure (DPI) model has been a key topic of discussion, and India’s version provides an interesting perspective as to what the backbone of the new digitized economy could eventually look like, writes Magnus Almqvist, Head of Exchange Development at Exberry. In this article, Mr. Almqvist examines how the Indian DPI model, or the so-called India Stack, will affect capital markets, and how infrastructure providers may need to adapt their business models as a result.
Exberry’s Top Exchange Solutions at a Glance
The digital public infrastructure (DPI) model has been a key topic of discussion, and India’s version provides an interesting perspective as to what the backbone
The Power of Independent Software Vendors
In the fast-paced world of capital markets, choosing the right software vendor is crucial for optimizing trading operations and staying competitive. When considering software solutions, market operators can work with an independent software vendor (ISV). In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of partnering with an ISV in the capital markets industry, and why Exberry provides all the advantages, and none of the disadvantages, of partnering with an ISV.
How to Build an Institutional-Grade Digital Asset Exchange
Exberry CEO, Guy Melamed breaks down the steps every exchange must follow to successfully launch an institutional-grade digital asset exchange – from regulation research to technology stack building
Thoughts on FIA’s CEO, Walt Lukken, Opening Words at FIA Boca 2023
In his opening words at the 2023 FIA Boca Conference, CEO Walt Lukken talked at length about the “stone in the pond moment” effect the formation of a Cyber Risk Taskforce will have on the markets.
How Will Recent Technology Developments Impact Exchanges and Market Infrastructure?
Magnus Almqvist discusses the Microsoft 4% stake in London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) purchase announcement and what it means to technological changes that will affect market infrastructures and traditional exchanges
Market Structures Based on Blockchains are Now a Reality
This is transformative news for the industry as it allows securities to be created, processed, and stored on DLT and are equal to any other financial security created by a custodian, investment firm, or regulated market, traded, and kept with a traditional custody organisation today.
The Metaverse and Web3 are all the rage. Some understand it and many don’t, but it doesn’t stop it being a buzzword and something everyone needs to get involved with!
CBDC’s Certified Bank Digital Currency – a Lot of Noise But is it Really Happening?
Central bank digital currencies (“CBDCs”) are defined as a digital liability of a central bank that is widely available to the general public. In this respect, it is analogous to a digital form of paper money. In some respects, they are digital tokens, similar to what we all know as cryptocurrency, with the key difference being that they are backed by a central bank.
A lot has changed, but many things remain the same. When Exberry first launched, it was considered a game-changer in the capital markets ecosystem. So we sat down with Ronen Nachmias, co-founder, and CTO, to deep dive into what we build for Exberry and why it is relevant to the ecosystem and climate. Let’s learn more about Exberry.
Nebula and Exberry: An interview with Dudi Krisher, Co-founder & Head of product at Exberry
Nebula by Exberry – The Future of Cloud-Native Exchange & Trading Platforms
When the Exberry team launched the Nebula solution to the public, we knew it was going to be exciting! We just didn’t know how popular the launch would be!