BT Radianz says that Tokyo Financial Exchange (FX) has become the fifth exchange in the Asia-Pacific region to become a BT Radianz provider. The others are the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX), the Hong Kong Stock and Futures Exchange (HKEx), the Singapore Exchange (SGX), and he Tokyo Stock Exchange.
“Through the BT Radianz shared market infrastructure, trading members and information vendors are able to access our trading application quickly, reliably, and securely,” says Toshihiko Nobuoka, Head of the Business Development Office of Forex Margin Contracts at TFX. “BT Radianz will help us to serve our growing customer base more efficiently, both in Japan and around the world.”
TFX will launch its new FX product on BT Radianz’s market infrastructure. The agreement allows TFX members to offer their clients forex margins more systematically on a 24-hour basis.
“TFX is an increasingly important player in global futures and options trading,” says Richard Man, Head of Sales for BT Radianz in Asia-Pacific. “BT Radianz has built a reputation for providing access to futures and options exchanges, and TFX joins more than 40 exchanges around the world that use BT Radianz to provide low latency, direct access to market data and trading.”
TFX was established in April 1989 under the Financial Futures Trading Law of Japan to provide a financial futures market and conduct clearing services for its members and their customers. TFX has focused on Euroyen futures and Yen-related interest-rate derivatives.