smartTrade Technologies, a provider of cross-asset liquidity management solutions announced the release of smartTrade Technologies StudioAir™, a cross-asset trading front end that enables organisations to customise and tailor their Desktop views, including their Market Data.
StudioAir is a Trading Front End Application and Market Data Visualizer. It has been built on the Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft Silverlight, a powerful development platform for creating engaging, interactive user experiences for Web, desktop and mobile applications when online or offline. StudioAir comes with several features for traders, including Market Data Views, Order Management, and RFQ processes. StudioAir is cross-asset and can be used for any product including FX, rates, equities, futures etc.
“smartTrade Technologies StudioAir has set new standards for advanced front-end trading applications, allowing our clients to navigate with a high level of security and ease of deployment. StudioAir is highly scalable and works with an organisation’s existing technology,” said David Vincent, CTO and co-founder of smartTrade Technologies. “Standard front-end trading platforms simply don’t offer the depth of functionality or level of customization, which is why we are pleased to release StudioAir to the market.”
“Microsoft is pleased to see smartTrade’s release of smartTrade Technologies StudioAir,” said Brad Becker, director of product management at Microsoft Corp. “smartTrade’s development with Silverlight and the Microsoft .NET Framework provides engaging and interactive experiences with a high level of security and easy deployment.”**
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