CMA Announces Sao Paulo Based Proximity and Collocation for Brazil
Exchange Trading Community
Ultra-Low Latency Proximity and Collocation offering for local and international financial
institutions and vendors looking to participate in the explosive Brazilian Exchange traded market
place.
New York, NY, February 03, 2010 --(PR.com)-- CMA the leading Market Data, Order Management and
Connectivity provider of Latin America has announced its Ultra-Low Latency Proximity and Collocation
offering for local and international financial institutions and vendors looking to participate in the
explosive Brazilian Exchange traded market place.
Connectivity is generally seen as an invaluable asset a trading infrastructure can posses with the
capabilities to branch out to as many clients, counter parties and resources as possible. The costs of
diverse and multiple connections can sometimes prohibit high performance trading and even prevent new
entrants into a market place.
Collocation facilities, coined with the term “proximity,” have allowed both the buy-side and sell-side, to
interact with each other, connect to vendor applications and process trades within the shortest distance
possible to market centers by sometimes never having to leave the LAN (Local Area Network).
“CMA has been a leading service provider for the Brazilian market place for over 35 years helping our
current customers, their clients and that of many new market participants meet the demanding
requirements needed to stay ahead of the curve,” states Mr. Ricardo Bussolan Juan, Head of
Communication Technology for CMA in Sao Paulo.
“As systems and technology have aligned with the leading markets of New York, Chicago, London and
Frankfurt, our customers have chosen to move closer to the very environments in which are needed for
full STP (Straight Through Processing), essentially creating a complete ecosphere within our Datacenters.
We are very happy to bring to our market one of the first proximity offerings to Brazil,” Mr. Juan
concludes.
In recent years through