Fidessa Adds Order Performance Monitor to Equities Trading Platform

Real-time outlier monitoring tool launched to displace traditional transaction cost analysis systems.

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"Traditional TCA systems are a scorecard of yesterday; that is too late," James Blackburn, global head of equities product marketing, Fidessa

Fidessa has released the tool for its equities trading platform, winner in this year's Sell-Side Technology Awards Best Sell-Side Front-Office Execution Platform category, in response to an increasing focus on execution practices from the buy side.

The OPM element sits within the order flow of the trading platform to give traders a real-time view of orders, underpinned by a proprietary scoring methodology specifically designed to identify outlying trades that are not performing as expected.

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