Low-latency technology solutions provider Chronicle Software has expanded its footprint at Austrian bank Raiffeisen Bank International. The bank has rolled out Chronicle’s Java-based FIX engine across its complete global ETD workflow, following initial implementation within one of its regional trading centres.
For the rollout, Chronicle has given Raffeissen access to the source code, enables a tailored solution to be built for the bank’s ETD business.
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