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Marcopolo is one of the leading providers of direct access to emerging markets through its Marcopolo-Network® service. Finamex is connected to Marcopolo Network as a full-service broker member, to provide high-speed access to Mexican markets. |
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Our clients have a vast diversity of order routing mechanisms to any of Mexican available stock markets:
Whether orders want to be directly routed to the floor via FIX, or entered through any of the systems provided by Finamex (for example, our world-class terminal called Finamex Quotes), anyone can have the total capacities for accesing in all which in is obtained the better speed, diversity of products, and quality of service. According to the client's particular strategy, you can select among diverse kinds and order classes electronically available, such as limited-price, stop or stop-limit, good-for-day or until-canceled, etc.. Additionally, Finamex provides a group of electronic orders of the "Synthetic" kind as the following:
With an industry increasingly interested in taking the control of an own trading strategy in stock markets, as well as for the interest of having bigger execution speed, smaller access costs and bigger anonymity or discretion regarding the strategy, the Program Trading mechanisms (PT) are having force in an important way. So, since 2005, Finamex provides Capitals and Derived Mexican Markets' Access electronic mechanisms, and we have celebrated agreements with such world electronic nets as Bloomberg, CMA, Marcopolo, Thomson and TradingScreen (among others) in order to provide access from locations from any part of the world. Electronic Capital Markets We have the most modern connectivity systems and orders' registration technology for the intermediation toward the Capitals Mexican Market. We can receive orders from different clients using the FIX protocol in any of its versions. Once Finamex receives the FIX instructions from the clients, carries out protocol and business validations, to then register and forward the postures to the market according to the specifications the client dictates. The system is able to manage the orders in three modalities, a. Traditional Operation, b. Operation of Algorithms, and c. Direct Operation (DMA), as described next:
At the moment, through this system, Finamex provides the clients the capacity to send diverse kinds of instructions:
Electronic Derivatives Market As for the Capitals market, Finamex provides the access capacity to the most modern Orders Entrance and Registration electronic system Computer-to-computer type, used for the intermediation toward the Derived Mexican Market. This allows Finamex to receive orders from different clients using the fix protocol. Once Finamex receives the FIX instructions by the clients, carries out protocol and account validations, registers and forwards the instructions to the market or the clearing partner according to the specifications that this last one dictates. The system is able to manage the orders in two modalities, a. Operation through the Clearer and b. Direct Operation to the Market, as described next:
At the moment, through this system, Finamex provides the connected clients the capacity to send the following kind of messages:
Supervising and Service Level Agreements (SLA's) Finamex provides the clients with the on-line system FIX@Finamex necessary to administer the operation flow in a complementary way. Through this, the client will be able to obtain operation's situation daily and historical balances, orders status and other instructions, and additionally, operations such as Orders' Unitary or Massive Cancellation, Orders' Registration, and other technical as Session's Diverse Variables Initialization, etc. Furthermore, this system provides response time's analysis reports provided during the entrance or historical session, as well as other measurements of readiness and necessary access to measure the level agreements established in the service rendering agreement, in case the client wants it. |
| Last Updated on Saturday, 21 August 2010 20:10 |