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By Susan L. Barreto, Senior Financial Correspondent
Wednesday, February 08, 2006
HedgeWorld.com
TradingScreen Has One-Stop Shopping

NEW YORK -TradingScreen's focus has always been trade automation, but until now it hadn't covered the full trade process in one product.

TradeEMS, which stands for trade execution management solution, is the first offering that handles the entire life cycle of a trade. The ASP tool acts as go-between for a hedge fund manager's portfolio management software and trade execution networks.

The software essentially replaces some broker proprietary platforms and other direct market access systems. According to TradingScreen Chief Executive Philippe Buhannic, the technology was thought of as an integrator of existing pieces of infrastructure like portfolio management systems and network connectivity.

"TradeEMS as a product came to life after many customers expressed their dissatisfaction with the existing tools available in the marketplace, which were all heavy in implementation and not trader-oriented," said Mr. Buhannic in a statement.

In an interview, he emphasized that the tools of the portfolio manager such as general ledger, portfolio analysis and NAV calculation have never been of interest to traders and that portfolio management systems and trader-oriented systems adhere to different logic.

TradingScreen now has connections to 222 portfolio management systems in addition to numerous brokers and direct market access systems, he said.

On the trade order management side, TradeEMS combines a number of TradingScreen tools such as Marketview, Smart Order Staging, TradeDealer, Autoroute, Vwap Tracker and TCAplus. Algorithmic trading, post trade analysis tools and TradeSmart also have been rolled into the new product.

TradingScreen has roughly 300 hedge fund clients, which account for about half of the multi-broker trading platform company's business, Mr. Buhannic said.

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