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Trading Technologies Strengthens APAC Presence though deal with Philip Futures

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Trading Technologies (TT), a provider of trading software, infrastructure and data solutions, has entered into an agreement with Singapore-based brokerage Phillip Futures to distribute the TT futures trading platform. Under the agreement, Phillip Futures will provide direct access to TT’s suite of trading tools, including Autospreader, integrated trade surveillance, and charting and analytics. TT’s platform will deliver faster execution for click and algorithmic traders, while its SaaS delivery model will allow users to trade from desktops and mobile devices.

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