CHICAGO, Oct. 3, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Today Born Technology announced CrossCheck™, a new product for managing MiFID II regulatory requirements. As a focal point for global risk management, CrossCheck provides firms peace of mind around regulatory compliance.
Capturing trade flow across exchanges and execution platforms, CrossCheck serves as a unified risk monitoring tool. CrossCheck's key features include the ability to monitor DEA clients across multiple platforms, track algo message velocity in real time, create custom position thresholds and alerts as well as visualize current and historical order flow through a graphical interface.
"We are pleased to help customers meet regulatory requirements with our CrossCheck solution," said Derek Haworth, CEO, Born Technology. "With deadlines looming, many clients have taken advantage of CrossCheck's flexible feature sets to meet their specific requirements. Utilizing our hosted infrastructure, this turnkey solution gets customers up and running rapidly."
CrossCheck is a SaaS based system with a web browser interface for easy deployment on all devices.
Born Technology will be attending the Futures Industry Association's Expo on October 17-19. If you are interested in setting up a meeting or learning more, please contact [email protected].
About Born Technology
Founded in 2002, Born Technology is a pioneer and leading visionary for hosted infrastructure and managed software services to the global financial community. Born's solutions save our customers time and money, including our Smart Latency™ infrastructure and FlightControl™ trade messaging systems.
Our team members are industry leaders with deep domain expertise who bridge the gap of technology, trading, clearing and regulation. Born Technology is your trusted advisor for efficiently navigating the capital markets landscape.
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