Upcoming Webinar: High-Performance Networks & Low-Latency Connectivity for Trading

10 June 2025
10:00am ET | 3:00pm London | 4:00pm CET
Duration: 50 Minutes

With financial markets becoming more complex and interconnected in today’s electronic trading environment, trading firms, exchanges, and infrastructure providers need to continually push the boundaries of network performance to stay ahead. Ultra-low latency, seamless connectivity, and resilient infrastructure are no longer just advantages – to stay competitive, they’re necessities.

This webinar, part of the A-Team Group’s TradingTech Insight series, delves into the latest innovations and strategies for optimising network performance in trading environments.

Join leading industry experts as they explore how high-performance networks are transforming trading operations, from reducing latency to enabling more effective market access. Whether you’re a trading technologist, infrastructure provider, or exchange representative, this session will provide valuable perspectives on navigating today’s connectivity challenges and opportunities.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to future-proof your trading infrastructure, enhance competitive advantage, and meet the demands of high-performance trading in a rapidly changing market landscape.

What the webinar will cover:

• The latest trends in low-latency networking for trading.
• How to optimise network architecture to reduce latency and enhance reliability.
• The role of high-performance networks in supporting high-frequency and algorithmic trading.
• Challenges and opportunities in cross-market connectivity and global market access.
• Practical steps for aligning network infrastructure with evolving market demands and regulations.

This session is tailored for trading technologists, network architects, infrastructure providers, and other professionals focused on performance-driven trading environments. Secure your spot today!

Speakers:

Moderator: Mike O’Hara Editor, TradingTech Insight

A-Team Group

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