Japanese brokerage firm Nomura Securities has signed a global agreement for the implementation of Cameron Systems' flagship FIX engine.
Nomura Securities has signed a global integration and support deal for the CameronFIX platform. The vendor says its FIX engine is currently being rolled out and will replace the broker's legacy FIX platform.
Akio Hori, executive director in charge of equity IT, Nomura Securities, says it aims to deliver a FIX electronic trading service to clients globally: "With the growing demand for direct market access and algorithmic trading, we see performance, scalability and expandability as essential to ensure our further success in delivering FIX connected services to Nomura's clients... Assisted by strong support from Cameron Systems, we are now making the new service available."
The news follows last month's announcement by MetaBit - Cameron Systems' partner in Japan and China - that Nomura Securities had joined its CameronFIX-powered Market Liquidity Hub.