Real-time Technology Roundtable
| Date: February 17 |
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| Location: CME Group, One North End Avenue, New York | |
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SCHEDULE
11:30AM Registration and Networking
12:00PM - 1:30PM
PANEL:
Optimizing Real-time Market Data: The Location Equation
Focusing on the vital part location has to play in the area of high performance trading and market data. Talk of co-location, proximity hosting, new data centers and all the paraphernalia of modern telecommunications are very pertinent to optimising performance in today's HFT markets. How important is this to the whole market data process when compared with other elements such as network infrastructure, market data distribution systems (software and hardware), and other application solutions such as complex event processing?
Moderator: David Anderson, Atradia/FISD
Panelists:
Equinix, Stewart Orrell, Senior Manager, Financial Services
Savvis, Roji Oommen, Head of Business Development
CME, Craig Mohan, Managing Director, Co-Location and Data Center Services
JPMorgan Chase, Ted Lambrinos, Executive Director Trading Technology
Thought leadership presentations:
Presentation 1 -‘Now what do we do with all this data?'
Proximity and latency are clearly important in managing the enormous volumes of market data. As quote rates have greatly increased, the amount of information per tick has decreased. Extracting the useful information from the torrent of raw market data for applications such as signal generation, order routing, risk calculations, EMS and OMS is taking on new urgency.
Joint presentation:
Sybase, an SAP Company, Domenic Iannaccone, Director of Business Development for Financial Services.
Quantia Analytics, LLC, Dr Stephen Elston, Managing Director
Presentation 2 - 'The Information Diet'
Insights based on ongoing research at MIT's Media Lab, funded by BT.
BT, Howard Boville, Head of Financial Markets and Managing Director of Trading Systems.
1:30PM Lunch and Networking
The Real-time Technology Roundtable events are free to FISD members but this meeting is open to all non-members for an admission fee of $150 that covers FISD and its members' cost of the event.
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