A new breed of technology for the world's financial markets: The MGL Configurable Solution.

Are you experiencing these problems?

• Minor enhancements take months
• Cross product/instrument applications have too many compromises for business users
• Your business services and technology stack don't work together to process orders, trades, and positions most effectively
• You must invest tens of person years integrating all your components to arrive at a high-throughput, low-touch, exception-driven application
• To add new products and instruments, you risk destabilizing what already is working
• Adopting new technologies requires rewriting much of the application.

Our fix: MGL Configurable Solutions™

Various desks and users share the same solution but each area has its own unique behavior – Configurable solutions reduce development time without compromise.

The input to a configurable solution is both rule definition data that defines how the solution operates and trade data that the solution processes: Data driven logic dramatically reduces the time to adapt to market opportunities and client requests.

Benefits:

• Dramatically reduce time required to build, assemble, integrate, and deploy trade and order management applications
• Dramatically improve the speed, throughput, and latency of your mission critical functions like trading, trade management, reference data, risk, and more.

Features:

• Decouple business lifecycle from technology lifecycle
• Separate business logic from infrastructure code
• Provide abstractions over necessary infrastructure
• Leverage infrastructure providers (Oracle, Tibco, etc.)
• Accommodate technology changes
• Harness latest technologies for maximum benefit
• Prevent infrastructure or vendor lock-in
• Provide integration and interoperability for deployment environments

Address non-functional application requirements (aspects) including:

• Audit
• Security
• Mirroring
• Scalability across multiple servers
• Caching
• Transactionality

Types of Configuration:

• Customer on-boarding
• Exception automation
• New instrument type setup
• Trade workflow
• Core technology binding
• Services deployment
• User personalization