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FlexNOW Migrates to AWS Cloud

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FlexTrade Systems has made its FlexNOW execution management system available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) in a move to reduce latency for global clients. The Amazon platform will raise FlexNOW’s status as an innovative trading platform by decreasing onboarding time for clients and brokers while allowing their product teams to easily test new ideas, such as STP APIs, mobile access and analytics.

Rhyd Lewis, FlexNOW product manager, says: “With FlexNOW deployed on AWS, our clients benefit from increased flexibility, reduced lead-time for new features, and industry leading security and reliability.”

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