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IPC and Celoxica Deliver Connectivity & Risk Management to Tier 1 Investment Bank in Taiwan

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IPC has teamed up with Celoxica to provide a Tier 1 Investment Bank in Taiwan with a fully managed colocation solution that improves Direct Market Access (DMA) and pre-trade risk management. The service uses IPC’s Connexus platform and is hosted in the CHT data centre. It promises more efficient market access and reduced trading latency in Taiwanese financial markets.

The collaboration integrates Connexus with Celoxica’s Market Access Gateway (MAG) platform, which supports trading across multiple asset classes, with ultra-low latency pre-trade risk management. The Investment Bank also gains cost efficiencies by moving from a capital to an operational expenditure model.

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