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GroupAma Successfully Executes First Trade on Wave Lab’s eLISA OEMS

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Credit execution solution startup Wave Labs has successfully executed the first live trade on eLISA, its Electronic Liquidity Seeking Application, with Groupama Asset Management, in coordination with Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.

eLiSA is a fixed income order and execution management system (OEMS) that aims to empower true holders of fixed income liquidity to transition from an intermediary-driven to a liquidity-driven market structure. It utilises cloud-based APIs to route orders and complete trades, while also offering pre- and post-trade analytics. The trading exercise with GroupAma AM was conducted as part Wave Labs’ production readiness process for eLISA, with several more validation points scheduled for the next few months with other major buy-side firms.

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