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Radianz provider and broker listing The Radianz Cloud platform provides secure, reliable, scalable connectivity to the global financial services community, offering a content and application neutral platform optimised for the time-critical demands unique to financial services. This directory is a representative listing of 400+ firms using the Radianz Cloud to distribute services to their customers. Search Exchanges, ECNs, MTFs FX information and execution Information and analytics Order execution, routing and management Clearing, settlement, depository and post-trade services Radianz community: brokers 2 BT Radianz: Provider & Broker Listing Search Exchanges, ECNs, MTFs Alpha Trading Systems (TMX) Börse Stuttgart Egypt for Information Alternative trading system for German stock exchange Dissemination (EGID) Canadian equities A joint venture between the Egyptian Boston Options Exchange (TMX) Exchange (EGX) and NASDAQ. A Aquis Exchange All-electronic equity options market credible, authorized information European Equities MTF source for EGX-listed companies Bourse de Luxembourg Asia Pacific Exchange Luxembourg-based exchange for ELX Futures Singapore (APEX) international bonds, equities and Interest rate futures trading venue An international derivatives investment funds exchange approved by the Monetary Equiduct Authority of Singapore Bursa Malaysia Pan-European trading platform Malaysian national exchange for Athens Exchange securities and derivatives Euronext Greek stock exchange Pan-European exchange, spanning Cairo Stock Exchange (EGX) Belgium, France, the Netherlands Australian Securities Exchange National stock exchange of Egypt and Portugal Australia’s national exchange for equities, derivatives and fixed income Canadian Securities Exchange Euro CCP securities CNSX, Pure Trading Manages markets for non- professional investors trading BATS Global Markets (CBOE) CBOE Global Markets financial instruments BZX, BYX, EDGX, EDGA and BATS CBOE Options, US Equities, Futures, Chi-X Europe stock exchanges, as European equities and FX Financial and Energy Exchange well as BATS Options FEX is a fully-electronic Asia-Pac CME Group commodity and energy futures Bolsas y Mercados Españoles BME Comprised of CME, CBOT, NYMEX, exchange BME integrates all the securities COMEX and KCBT. CME Group markets and financial systems serves the risk management needs Gemini in Spain of customers around the globe Licensed Digital Asset Exchange and Custodian Bolsa Institucional de Valores Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX) (BIVA) U.S. securities exchange Hi-MTF Mexican Exchange Italian fixed income MTF Chi-X Australia Borsa Istanbul Australian Stock Exchange and Conglomerate of all Istanbul Derivatives market exchanges Deutsche Börse AG Borsa Italiana Includes Xetra (Securities) market Italian stock exchange and Eurex (Derivatives) market 3 BT Radianz: Provider & Broker Listing Search Exchanges, ECNs, MTFs NEX Exchange (ICAP) MTS Markets SGX -Singapore Exchange Limited Operates three markets: NEX Fixed income market Asia-Pacific’s first demutualised and Exchange Main Board, NEX integrated securities and derivatives Exchange Growth Market and NEX NASDAQ Futures (NFX) exchange Trading NASDAQ Stock Market, Boston Stock Exchange, NASDAQ OMX SIX Swiss Exchange ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) Futures Exchange, Philadelphia Stock Swiss stock exchange Global exchange and OTC Exchange, NASDAQ OMX Europe market operator Tel Aviv Stock Exchange NASDAQ OMX NLX (NLX) Israel Stock Exchange Korea Exchange (KRX) London based market for trading Korean market data and trading interest rate derivatives Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) for securities An Equity Exchange New Zealand Exchange London Metal Exchange (LME) Consolidated equity and fixed income Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) The futures exchange with the markets for New Zealand Canadian stock exchange world’s largest market in options and futures contracts on base and Nordic Growth Market Tradegate other metals NGM is the exchange for Nordic European retail MTF covering growth companies. Also includes NDX 3,000 global equities London Stock Exchange (LSEG) (Nordic Derivative Exchange) Stock exchange based in London. Turquoise Includes TradeEcho NYSE Pan-European multilateral NYSE, NYSE Amex Equities, NYSE Arca trading facility Mercado Mexicano de Derivados – MexDer Omega ATS Mexican derivatives exchange Alternative trading system for Canadian equities Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) Latin American stock exchange OTC Markets Electronic quote, trading, messaging, Montréal Exchange (MX) and information platform for US Canadian derivatives exchange. OTC equities Owned by TMX group 4 BT Radianz: Provider & Broker Listing Search FX information and execution 360T EBS Markets (NEX) GFI (BGC) OTC trading in FX, money market Electronic Brokers System for FX Electronic broker system for multiple and interest rate & FX derivatives market sectors. 56% owned by BGC Fastmatch FX (ICE Euronext) Aphelion An Electronic Communication Network Integral A FX trading venue & aggregator for foreign exchange trading Trading and execution Bank of America Merrill Lynch First Derivatives JPMorgan BoA FX trading application Application service provider for A leading liquidity provider, offering foreign exchange and money market pricing across 300+ currency pairs Barclays Capital instruments in cash and derivative products BarX FX trading application worldwide FlexTrade Baxter FX Clearing Broker-neutral algorithmic trading LMAX Trading and execution platforms and rules-based order A global FX platform management systems Broadridge City Networks Nomura International plc AutoConfs Service (ACS) facilitating Forex Capital Markets (FXCM) Equities and FX trading exchange of trade messages Electronic foreign exchange broker between brokers and banks platform for institutional and retail RBS Securities investors FX matching system Cboe FX Markets (Hotspot) Anonymous foreign exchange FXall (Reuters, Refinitiv) R5FX matching system (Hotspot) A FX electronic trading platform Institutional Liquidity pool for eNDF’s (non- deliverable forwards) and Citigroup FX Connect (State Street) Emerging Markets FX EMFX) Foreign exchange trading application FX execution venue Standard Chartered Bank Currenex FXSpotStream FX streaming prices White label trading solutions for price FX and Precious Metals, Fully makers, prime brokers, FCMs and FX Disclosed, Bilateral Streaming Service UBS intermediaries and Matching System A premier provider of market– making and execution services in Deutsche Bank Gain GTX the foreign exchange and precious Autobahn electronic broker system FX electronic communications metals markets. for foreign exchange instruments network (ECN) and Swap Execution Facility (SEF) 5 BT Radianz: Provider & Broker Listing Search Information and analytics Activ Financial FTSE International Pension Financial Services Ltd A global provider of real time, Independent global provider of Global DMA execution, settlement, multi asset financial market data financial indices. Part of London clearing and custody to brokers and and solutions Stock Exchange LSEG buy sides Bluzelle FIS (Sungard Global Trading) QuantHouse A middleware technology used to Global market data products and Independent global provider of end- deploy and manage applications solutions to-end systematic trading solutions over the blockchain Gaitame Refinitiv CMA FX Order routing Content, analytics, trading Provider of South American and messaging capabilities for market data Hoptroff London financial professionals Traceable-Time-as-a-service (TTaaS) CQG International Regulatory Compliance Time- SIX Financial Information Integrated data, charting, technical Stamping and Synchronisation Market data, reference data, analysis and order routing displays, data feeds, financial Imagine information products and solutions Dow Jones Real-time, ASP-based provider Business and financial news of integrated portfolio and risk Solvians and information management solutions Hosting of information display applications, derivatives valuation ® EQUITY-X ICE Data and market data distribution Equity valuation software and Managed solutions provider of alternative data to digitise deal customizable financial market Softek sourcing, investment screening and information systems Service provider of counterparty financial reporting credit and regulatory capital IHS Markit requirements and analysis Euromoney TRADEDATA Data, valuations and trade Specialist data aggregator and processing services Standard & Poor’s distributor of reference data Financial markets data, news and IRESS analysis information Fannie Mae Market information system A non-bank financial services Australian shares TP ICAP (Tullett Prebon company focusing on financing home Information) mortgages Financial Innovative Itarle Real-time price information Technologies Trading, market data Multi asset algorithmic and trading and execution analytics services for global banks Tradestation and brokers Market data and analytics Financial Innovative Technologies Trading, market data and execution Kinetic Information VALK (Traderforce) Contribution system End-to-end digital deal tool for private markets Flextrade MayStreet Single platform suite of electronic High precision GPS timestamps Vela trading services, market data and historical market data as a service Global leader in trading and risk management market access technology Morningstar Ultra-low latency market data feed platform 6 BT Radianz: Provider & Broker Listing Search Order execution, routing and management
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