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15 July 2014
New York
Reporter Catherine Van de Stouwe

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Moving to the (Vi)Valdi tune

Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities is expanding its use of SunGard’s Valdi to help achieve greater operational efficient through an integrated software and services approach.

The integrated approach will cover needs ranging from connectivity to trading screens and downstream system interfacing.

The system also provides multi-market trading with a single multi-asset trading terminal for both derivatives instruments based on Japanese government bonds and interest rate futures products in a fully managed and secure environment.

Running Valdi will optimise operational costs and free up resources through outsourcing to allow the firm to concentrate on business and growth.

A spokesperson for Mistibishi said: “SunGard’s Valdi offers a cost-effective and efficient way for our traders and clients to access the TFX and JPX systems in a seamless, stable and secure manner.”

“SunGard has demonstrated strong expertise and knowledge of the Japanese markets, and its focus on reducing total cost of ownership led us to select Valdi to help Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities gain a new competitive advantage in the marketplace.”

Bruno Abrioux, senior vice president for Japan at SunGard, added: “SunGard’s Valdi solutions are helping growing firms like Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities to implement and leverage the latest technology on their home exchange.”

“In a dynamic economic environment subject to technology changes such as Japan’s, the ability to offer clients direct access to trading venues in a fully secure and managed fashion will help firms to achieve new competitive advantages and growth. ”

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