Morgan Stanley Sign Global Deal For Tempest Energy Trading System
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Morgan Stanley has signed a $2.5 million deal with Rowayton, Conn.-based Triple Point Technology for a front-to-back office system covering its entire global oil and gas trading operations. Morgan's commodities system will be based on Triple Point's Tempest application, which covers physicals, futures/options and OTC derivatives.
Officials at Morgan decline to comment on the deal. But according to Allie Rogers, director of technology at Triple Point, the Morgan implementation of Tempest will
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