oneZero, a provider of institutional and retail foreign exchange (forex) liquidity and technology solutions, announced this Thursday that it has entered into a research and development partnership with MAP FinTech.
The collaboration between the two firms will focus on regulatory reporting relating to EMIR, MiFID II, MiFIR and Best Execution compliance. To achieve this, MAP FinTech’s reporting solution will be integrated with oneZero’s Liquidity Hub.
Andrew Ralich, Co-Founder and CEO of oneZero
Commenting on the partnership, Andrew Ralich, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of oneZero, said, “Amidst an evolving regulatory landscape, we are excited to partner with MAP FinTech. Building on oneZero’s leading technology, we are supported by one of Europe’s principal financial services advisory groups."
“Their principal services combined with oneZero’s industry-leading data access utilities for brokers will help our clients remain compliant and thrive amidst change.”
Through the partnership, clients of both companies will have a faster onboarding process, better security and lower prices, the statement released today said.
Panayiotis Omirou, CEO of MAP FinTech
Source: LinkedIn
We are very pleased to be working together with oneZero to co-develop essential tools for the financial services industry,” added Panayiotis Omirou, CEO of MAP FinTech.
“Beyond our individual efforts to provide the tools for our respective clients for them to comply efficiently and economically with the onerous financial regulatory requirements, we hope that via this joint R&D, we shall create a competitive advantage for our clients.”
oneZero Continues to Boost its Ecosystem
oneZero’s Ecosystem encompasses over 200 participants, including banks, brokerages, and various hedge funds. It is the largest global network of multi-asset class liquidity and a highly progressive model both in terms of software and the access it provides to a broad list of derivative products.
The FX and liquidity solution provider has announced a number of partnerships recently. This includes Rakuten Securities, who joined the liquidity hub to deliver contracts for difference (CFD) indices through MetaTrader 4 to its customers based in Australia, through its Aussie subsidiary Rakuten Securities Australia, as Finance Magnates reported.
