J-Oil Exchange Pte Ltd (JOX) has deployed Trayports GlobalVision Exchange Trading System, enabling existing and new members to integrate with the exchange.
The implementation maintains JOXs existing bilateral settlement mechanism, and provides the ability to support cleared products across multiple asset classes on a single server application throughout Asia.
Previously, JOX conducted trading through a web-based system with limited functionality and integration capabilities. The exchange recognised that achieving its goal of market growth, particularly within the energy, commodity and investment banking trader communities, would require investment in specialist technology like GlobalVision.
Key features of GlobalVision include its multi-asset class capabilities, the ability to support cleared and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, integration capabilities for straight through processing, flexibility, and scalability, providing JOX with the capacity to expand into markets beyond Asia.
“The Trayport model appealed to us because the regular upgrades they make to GlobalVision mean our customers always have access to the latest technology and functionality. We are currently evaluating ways to build our membership base and liquidity as well as increasing the number of supported instruments. Implementing the GlobalVision system provides us with the technical capacity and integration capability to achieve these objectives. GlobalVisions experience in supporting energy and commodities across regulated and cleared exchanges was also attractive to JOX as this gives us further options to grow our business,” says Kazunori Yamamoto, COO, JOX.
“we have seen increased interest from the Asian exchanges over the last year and are pleased to announce JOX as a new client to support in the oil sector. This implementation shows JOXs recognition and willingness to adapt to meet the needs of its customers and markets. We aim to continue working closely with companies in this region and further build upon the services we can provide them,” adds Elliott Piggott, deputy managing director, Trayport.