J.P. Morgan has expanded its electronic trading capability to include listed securities on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) as well as equity and agricultural derivatives on the South African Futures Exchange (SAFEX).
J.P. Morgans is one of the first investment banks to offer its international clients direct electronic access to both the JSE and SAFEX. J.P. Morgans cross asset platform gives clients the choice of direct market access (DMA), algorithmic trading and voice execution during exchange trading hours.
Our combined ECS platform across securities and listed derivatives offers clients a seamless experience and demonstrates
J.P.
Morgans
commitment
to
meeting our clients product and connectivity requirements, says
Antonio Reyes Miras, global head of electronic client solutions (ECS), J.P. Morgan.
As part of our strategy to expand our client offering to emerging markets, we are excited to be partnering with the South African Stock Exchange to deliver a complete solution to our mutual clients, says Jerome Kemp, global co-head of futures & options business, J.P. Morgan.
We are delighted that J.P. Morgan has expanded its direct electronic access to include the JSE and SAFEX, says
Allan Thomson, director of trading for the JSE and SAFEX. We will benefit from J.P. Morgans global reach and strong client base.
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