JSE expands electronic trading offerings
15 May 2025 South Africa
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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has enhanced its electronic trading offerings.
Through a collaboration with Rapid Addition, JSE has launched a new order routing service.
Traders are now able to add South African equities to their portfolio with minimal changes to their existing systems and execution management processes.
This builds on the JSE’s expanded relationship with Beeks Group, a cloud computing provider.
This collaboration introduced Colo 2.0, which provides private cloud service for institutional and retail brokers and institutional investors with low-latency access to the South African market.
Valdene Reddy, director of capital markets at the JSE, says: “We continue to enhance access through the expansion and enrichment of our technology in efforts to deepen liquidity and broaden connectivity. We remain focused on the right collaborations and offerings to create a future-fit, innovative, JSE today.”
Through a collaboration with Rapid Addition, JSE has launched a new order routing service.
Traders are now able to add South African equities to their portfolio with minimal changes to their existing systems and execution management processes.
This builds on the JSE’s expanded relationship with Beeks Group, a cloud computing provider.
This collaboration introduced Colo 2.0, which provides private cloud service for institutional and retail brokers and institutional investors with low-latency access to the South African market.
Valdene Reddy, director of capital markets at the JSE, says: “We continue to enhance access through the expansion and enrichment of our technology in efforts to deepen liquidity and broaden connectivity. We remain focused on the right collaborations and offerings to create a future-fit, innovative, JSE today.”
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