Square Capital Selects Confluence Revolution API for Integrated Risk Analytics

Paris-based asset manager Square Capital has selected Confluence Technologies’ Revolution risk API to enhance its investment risk analytics as it expands into more complex investment strategies, including structured products. The implementation will integrate Confluence’s quantitative risk engine directly into Square Capital’s proprietary technology platform, allowing the firm to extend its analytical capabilities without replacing existing infrastructure.

Revolution provides real-time access to Value at Risk, Expected Shortfall, liquidity risk, credit analytics and stress testing across more than 2,900 scenarios. Its pricing library includes over 360 functions covering traditional assets, complex derivatives and structured products.

The integration will support Square Capital’s growing exposure to instruments including Phoenix autocalls, reverse convertibles and capital-protected notes, while helping the firm meet additional regulatory requirements imposed by France’s Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF).

The deployment, according to Confluence, reflects increasing demand for API-based risk analytics that can be embedded within existing investment management workflows.

Movantis Selects Integral to Expand Institutional FX Liquidity Across Latin America

Movantis, the cross-border financial infrastructure provider, has selected Integral’s FX technology platform to strengthen its institutional liquidity offering across Latin America, supporting banks, payment networks and digital asset operators. The company has integrated Integral FX, a full-stack platform combining pricing, liquidity aggregation, risk management and distribution capabilities. The deployment will allow Movantis to consolidate its FX infrastructure and expand access to liquidity through Integral’s network of providers.

New distribution channels include an institutional trading platform, direct-to-client API trading and API connectivity to a third-party multi-dealer venue, operating through Movantis’ network of licensed partners.

Movantis facilitates more than $60 billion in annual transaction value across over 200 million transactions, supported by a network of more than 90,000 payout locations and 50 money transfer operators. The integration will support further regional expansion, particularly as institutional demand for Mexican peso liquidity and cross-border payment services increases.

HPR’s HYPRCUBE Matching Engine Achieves Five-Microsecond Latency in Independent Testing

HPR has announced the results of independent performance testing conducted by Exactpro on HYPRCUBE, its fully hardware-based exchange matching engine, demonstrating median order roundtrip latency of approximately five microseconds under production-like load conditions. HYPRCUBE uses an integrated hardware architecture designed to deliver deterministic latency and throughput reaching tens of millions of messages per second.

The benchmarking programme evaluated the platform across multiple order types, execution scenarios and order management operations, including order acceptance, cancellation, replacement and execution.

Testing was conducted using a server directly connected to HYPRCUBE, with latency measured between the transmission of an order request and receipt of the first corresponding response. Timestamps were captured externally at the test server’s network interface. Exactpro’s testing also covered pegged orders, execution instructions, market protections and self-trade prevention mechanisms. The results provide independently measured performance data for exchange operators evaluating hardware-based matching technology.

Sterling Trading Tech and Atlas Digital Markets Partner on Integrated Best Execution Analytics

Sterling Trading Tech has partnered with Atlas Digital Markets to integrate transaction cost analysis (TCA) directly into its OMS 360 platform and Sterling Data Warehouse, enabling trading firms to measure execution quality using their complete order and execution histories.

Scheduled for availability in Q4 2026, the integration will allow compliance, risk and trading teams to assess execution performance against relevant market benchmarks, initially covering equities and options, with plans to extend into digital assets and prediction markets. Atlas’s analytics engine will operate within Sterling’s infrastructure, accessing order lifecycle data without transferring client information outside the Sterling environment.

The collaboration comes as the SEC considers rescinding Regulation NMS Rule 611, potentially placing greater emphasis on broker-dealers’ ability to demonstrate compliance with best-execution obligations. The companies also plan to extend their partnership into smart order routing, execution algorithms, digital asset trading and request-for-quote systems, building on the integrated analytics capabilities.

FIX Trading Community Publishes Standardised Margin Reporting Framework

The FIX Trading Community has published new guidance establishing a standardised messaging framework for margin requirement reporting between asset managers and clearing brokers or swap providers.

Developed by FIX’s Post-Trade Committee, the specification aims to simplify how buy-side firms request and receive margin information from counterparties, reducing reliance on manual processes and bespoke reporting arrangements.

The framework supports machine-readable margin reports covering individual accounts, portfolios, instruments and overall margin excesses or deficits. It accommodates both one-off requests and ongoing reporting, enabling firms to exchange margin information through a consistent format.

The guidance is intended to improve collateral management, exposure monitoring, reconciliation and funding decisions, while reducing operational complexity and the potential for disputes.

By extending standardised FIX messaging into margin reporting, the initiative provides a foundation for greater automation of post-trade collateral and funding workflows across buy-side and sell-side institutions.

MarketAxess Pricing, Deal Data Feeds Available Through Arcesium

Arcesium has integrated electronic trading platform MarketAxess Holdings’ CP+ algorithmic pricing engine and TraX transactional data into its Aquata and Opterra software platforms.

Mutual clients can access pricing, liquidity and transaction data across fixed income workflows without custom integration.

Ena Gordon, head of data & analytics product at MarketAxess, said: “By integrating our proprietary data with Arcesium’s platforms, clients can gain a reliable source of truth for fixed income trading and operations.”

The platforms enable liquidity analysis, price discovery, relative value assessment and risk analytics for hedge funds, asset managers and capital markets firms.

Arcesium previously integrated with MarketAxess Repo Match in June 2024 to support trade-date matching for repurchase agreements. Opterra and Aquata provide cloud-native architecture, data models, and automated reporting tools for the management of fixed income portfolios.

Precisely MCP Connects Products to AI-Powered Data Management

Precisely has built a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables the connection of multiple products across its portfolio with artificial intelligence agents, assistants as well as data management and customer communications capabilities without the need for custom integrations.

Organisations can maintain existing security and governance controls within artificial intelligence operations by linking agents to enterprise data and workflows.

“For decades, organisations have relied on Precisely to help keep their data visible, reliable, accountable, and complete,” Matt Waxman, chief product officer at Precisely said.

Initial server support enables artificial intelligence agents to operate across products including Automate, Data360, EngageOne, EnterWorks, Spectrum and Trillium. Support for Syncsort will become available in subsequent months, following previous releases of other portfolio integrations.

OKX Raises Funding at $25 Billion Valuation

Digital assets exchange OKX has raised new funding at a $25 billion valuation from stablecoin issuer Circle, payments service Ripple and Standard Chartered’s investment arm, SC Ventures.

“Through strategic investment and partnership, OKX is aligning some of the most critical builders of financial infrastructure behind its vision for the next generation of on-chain markets,” OKX said in a statement.

Solana Foundation and Samsung Bring USDC to 82 Million Users This Month

The Solana Foundation has announced that Samsung Wallet and Samsung Pay will support stablecoins on Solana. Samsung Wallet users in the United States will be able to send money using Circle’s USDC by month end.

Some 82 million US Galaxy device users will be able to send a remittance from the same wallet interface they already use for cards, boarding passes and IDs, with integrated fiat on- and off-ramps converting to and from local currency.

“For a decade, stablecoins have proved the technology works,” says Lily Liu, President, Solana Foundation. “What they lacked was a way to reach the mainstream. Samsung’s decision to work with Solana puts digital dollars into everyday life through one of the world’s most trusted technology brands. This level of adoption is what we built Solana for, and we’re seeing the moment when stablecoins stop being a crypto product and start being how people move money.”

Exegy Launches Hardware-Timestamped Market Data Capture Service

Exegy has partnered with packet capture specialist FMADIO to launch a new end-of-day PCAP service, providing hardware-timestamped raw market data through its Axiom consolidated feed infrastructure. Available across all Axiom points of presence, the service enables trading firms to access high-precision market data captures without deploying and maintaining their own packet capture infrastructure.

The offering uses FMADIO’s FPGA-enabled 40G/100G appliances to minimise packet loss and jitter during periods of peak market activity. Hardware timestamping through Arista switches provides the precision required for latency benchmarking and best-execution analysis. Exegy captures both primary and secondary market data feeds, applying quality checks to validate that files contain no gaps. Low-latency exchange connectivity is provided through Waypoint Trading Solutions.

Captured data is delivered through Amazon Web Services S3 buckets for automated end-of-day retrieval, with daily PCAP files retained for 14 days.