Horizon Software, a provider of electronic trading solutions and algorithmic technology for the global capital markets, has launched new module updates to its Horizon Extend offering, a cross-asset electronic platform for principal and agency trading.
Horizon Software (Horizon), a provider of electronic trading solutions and algorithmic technology for the global capital markets, has launched new module updates to its Horizon Extend offering, a cross-asset electronic platform for principal and agency trading.
Covering a variety of functions, ‘Horizon Extend’ allows clients to leverage the company's developers to create new pricing modules and hedgers, to automate their workflow and extend a more transparent, flexible and open trading environment. The platform is designed to support leveraging functions and new building functions, as well as the ability to add advanced routing rules for DMA (direct market access) flow.
Building on the services already offered, Horizon will focus on expanding its Trading-as-a-Service offering across 2023 – keeping the focus on bringing together agency trading and market making on one platform – operating on a global scale. This includes scaling up the asset classes that are covered to meet increased client demand for digital assets.
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