Guarding the Turret: The Future of Trader Voice

Trader voice firms are contemplating what the future of turrets will be.

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Developments in technology move at lightning speeds. One day, everyone is carrying around BlackBerry phones, and the next, they clamor for an iPhone or a Samsung. And just as Apple puts out a new iPhone every year, people have come to expect similarly rapid updates to the systems they use in the  financial industry. 

Meanwhile, trader-voice technology and, in particular, the trading turret—a ubiquitous part of every trading desk the world over—has barely changed in decades. 

Traditional turrets

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