Redline Launches its InRush Feed Handler for EBS Live’s Ultra Feed

Thursday, 29/09/2016 | 07:36 GMT by Jeff Patterson
  • The new feed handler will now be fully available to all users of Redline’s InRush liquidity aggregation system.
Redline Launches its InRush Feed Handler for EBS Live’s Ultra Feed
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Redline Trading Solutions, a premier provider of high-performance market data and order execution systems for electronic trading, has launched its InRush feed handler for the new high-performance EBS Live Ultra market data feed, helping foster improved price discovery and transparency means, according to a Redline statement.

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Redline Trading Solutions helps develop and promote a number of different trading utilities through the use of high-performance market data and order execution solutions. The group’s solutions cater to a wide range of clients, including investment banks, brokers, exchanges, hedge funds, and proprietary trading firms.

The launch follows an earlier plan set forth back in February 2016 by EBS BrokerTec, which aimed to introduce streaming real-time market data for its EBS Market foreign exchange (FX) trading platform. Following today’s release of the module, all spot pairs will be available for trading, tapping into a wealth of real time data.

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Back in August of this year, Redline had already tested its feed handler, utilizing EBS’ market data received from the EBS proximity co-location test lab. The new feed handler will now be fully available to all users of Redline’s InRush Liquidity aggregation system, to be deployed by Redline in the delivery of FX market data through the RedlineFeed fully managed service.

According to Mark Skalabrin, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Redline, in a recent statement on the launch: “Our foreign exchange customers look forward to trading with the EBS Live Ultra feed for increased certainty of FX execution. We are pleased to now be able to offer our new EBS Live Ultra feed handler to customers coincident with the full rollout of this high-performance feed.”

Redline Trading Solutions, a premier provider of high-performance market data and order execution systems for electronic trading, has launched its InRush feed handler for the new high-performance EBS Live Ultra market data feed, helping foster improved price discovery and transparency means, according to a Redline statement.

Take the lead from today’s leaders. FM London Summit, 14-15 November, 2016. Register here!

Redline Trading Solutions helps develop and promote a number of different trading utilities through the use of high-performance market data and order execution solutions. The group’s solutions cater to a wide range of clients, including investment banks, brokers, exchanges, hedge funds, and proprietary trading firms.

The launch follows an earlier plan set forth back in February 2016 by EBS BrokerTec, which aimed to introduce streaming real-time market data for its EBS Market foreign exchange (FX) trading platform. Following today’s release of the module, all spot pairs will be available for trading, tapping into a wealth of real time data.

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Back in August of this year, Redline had already tested its feed handler, utilizing EBS’ market data received from the EBS proximity co-location test lab. The new feed handler will now be fully available to all users of Redline’s InRush Liquidity aggregation system, to be deployed by Redline in the delivery of FX market data through the RedlineFeed fully managed service.

According to Mark Skalabrin, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Redline, in a recent statement on the launch: “Our foreign exchange customers look forward to trading with the EBS Live Ultra feed for increased certainty of FX execution. We are pleased to now be able to offer our new EBS Live Ultra feed handler to customers coincident with the full rollout of this high-performance feed.”

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