The new routes enable customers trading on the Borse Frankfurt-Borse Istanbul, Borse Frankfurt-MOEX, Borse Frankfurt-HKEX to trade significantly faster.
“As demand for trading increased between Frankfurt, MOEX, Borse Istanbul and HKEX, low latency has never been more important for traders,” said Tony Jones, head of low latency services, BSO.
“The upgrade of these Frankfurt routes will ensure that hungry market makers continue to have unrivalled access to some of the most popular exchanges in the world”.
The new routes are now live and are providing low-latency connectivity to banks, specifically heads of trading and market infrastructure chiefs as well as derivatives brokers and electronic market makers.
“This is a significant moment for BSO as we strengthen our position in EMEA’s vibrant economies,” said Michael Ourabah, CEO of BSO.
“Our presence in these exchanges reinforces our continued commitment to providing the trading community with continuous and stable access to some of the most profitable and attractive markets as they look to stay one step ahead of the competition”.
In related news, May saw BSO partner Arc to interconnect their respective networks in the Middle East and globally.
Through the partnership, Arc is able to deliver networking solutions across BSO’s global ecosystem, while BSO’s benefits from the ability to expand its presence in the Middle East with Arc’s local knowledge and experience.
