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Mariana UFP Selects TORA’s Cloud-based OEMS for Pairs Trading

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Mariana UFP, a global broker, has selected cloud-based OEMS provider TORA for pairs trading in London, New York and Melbourne. In order to trade security pairs in large sizes, Mariana needed access to a range of sophisticated algorithms to fit potential trading strategies, and a capable OEMS to manage multiple orders simultaneously. Mariana opted for the TORA OEMS because the low-latency pairs trading tools offer a broad range of parameters to customise execution.

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