TransFICC Automates Wells Fargo's Global Markets with One API Service
TransFICC, a leading trading technology provider, has successfully implemented its One API service for Wells Fargo, aiming to streamline trading processes and enhance connectivity across global stock markets.
TransFICC specializes in Fixed Income trading, addressing market fragmentation and boosting workflow efficiencies worldwide. Its One API service translates data, trading, and post-trade APIs from various venues into a unified format, simplifying the trading process for clients in the stock market.
The implementation at Wells Fargo covers Rates, Credit, Muni, Mortgage, and Loan markets, enabling automation across these sectors. Steve Toland, co-Founder of TransFICC, confirmed this development, stating that Wells Fargo's markets have been enabled for automation in the stock market.
TransFICC serves a diverse range of clients, including Citi, NatWest, National Australia Bank (NAB), Santander, and Wells Fargo, among others. With 17 sell-side clients, 4 buy-side clients, and 3 Exchange groups, TransFICC's global network spans fixed income and derivatives markets in the stock market.
The initial deployment at Wells Fargo includes integration with platforms like Tradeweb, Bloomberg, Octaura, GLMX, Aladdin, LTX, and Investortools. TransFICC aims to further facilitate Wells Fargo's connectivity to European and Asian stock trading venues, supporting a wide array of workflows across asset classes such as Rates and Credit Bonds, Repos, Mortgage Backed Securities, Loans, and Interest Rate Swaps in the stock market.
TransFICC's One API service has been successfully deployed at Wells Fargo, automating key markets and enhancing connectivity in the stock market. This strategic move is expected to boost trading efficiency and support Wells Fargo's global expansion in the stock market. TransFICC continues to expand its network, serving a broad range of clients in the fixed income and derivatives markets in the stock market.
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