BornTec, a software solutions provider for trade data analysis and reporting, has released CrossCheck 2 (CC2), a wholly reimagined version of its platform CrossCheck platform.
CrossCheck was built to seamlessly aggregate and normalsze data flows from exchanges, trading platforms, OMSs, and middle- and back-office systems, allowing for simple, efficient, and informative analyses for processes such as regulatory reporting and trade surveillance. CC2 has been rebuilt from the ground up to optimise the platform’s performance, scalability, and data throughput. A refined user experience gives customers a powerful yet easy-to-use interface with an expansive feature set, while a next-generation, hyper-scalable core powers the platform to meet user needs at any level of throughput. Some of these enhancements include:
• Performance improvements that allow the platform to handle near-limitless records
• Upgraded data-loading mechanisms that display real-time views for trade surveillance
and market abuse monitoring
• Added regulatory reporting features, such as a built-in reporting module for custom
reports via FIX integration
• Increased compliance functionalities, including long-term historic data retention,point-in-time compliance verification, and immediate data reproduction
“Capital markets are striving to be a data-driven industry, but most trading firms and brokers fail to intelligently make sense of their vast siloes of fragmented, unstructured data,” says Derek Haworth, BornTec CEO and founder. “CC2 empowers our customers to harness the power of the data at their fingertips.”
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