14 Results from /regulation, "Wall Street Systems"
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Ion Trading has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Wall Street Systems. No financial details have been disclosed.
21 April 2011
The Croatian National Bank is implementing technology from Wall Street Systems to support reserve management operations and meet Eurozone standards ahead of the country's accession to the EU.
26 January 2009
South Africa's Nedbank has selected liquidity management technology from New York-based Aleri for its investment banking business.
11 November 2008
Wall Street Systems has launched a "pay as you go" post-trade processing utility for FX cash, FX derivatives, money markets, vanilla interest rate derivatives, and listed futures and options.
15 October 2008
Bank-backed settlement body Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) has responded to industry concerns over the spiraling costs of settling FX trades, insisting that it intends to reduce transaction costs by roughly half as volumes rise.
05 October 2007
US-based Fifth Third Bancorp is implementing Wall Street System's treasury engine across its foreign exchange dealing division.
05 January 2004
Financial IT vendor Wall Street Systems has launched a hedge compliance module designed to meet international accounting requirements.
08 December 2003
Austria's Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich (RZB) has implemented The Wall Street System treasury engine across the enterprise, replacing six distinct legacy trading systems.
07 October 2003
Abbey National is to install the Wall Street System treasury engine as its short term money markets platform.
08 April 2003
Deutsche Bank has pulled out of its involvement in back office outsourcing venture SOCX, selling its 50% stake in the company to partner Wall Street Systems and resuming inhouse processing of money markets transactions.
19 February 2003
Wall Street Systems is to present new treasury engine functionality designed to help banks comply with up-and-coming regulatory requirements such as Basel II and adapt to advances in continuous linked settlement (CLS), at the Swift international banking show in Geneva next week.
26 September 2002
Wall Street Systems is to showcase its new interest rate derivatives (IRD) module at the Risk 2002 Europe conference held in Paris this week.
22 April 2002
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