Capital Markets Community Platform aims to aggregate exchanges, broker dealers and buy-side participants.
NYSE Euronext on Wednesday formally announced a cloud computing partnership with EMC Corp. and VMware Inc. intended to allow financial firms to rent computing power and access services through NYSE’s new data center.
The new feature, dubbed Capital Markets Community Platform, aims to aggregate exchanges, broker dealers and buy-side participants through the fast-growing technology trend known as a cloud computing. This platform will allow Wall Street firms to use NYSE Technologies’ servers for tools like historical market data and analytics.
“Doing business the way it used to be done is no longer an option,” Stanley Young, chief executive of NYSE Technologies, said at a press conference on Wednesday.”People can not go back to the business model used three or four years ago.”
NYSE Technologies, a division of NYSE Euronext, generated about $444 million a year in revenue in 2010 and hopes to reach $1 billion in revenue by 2015.
Young didn’t disclose how much revenue he anticipates Community Platform will generate, although he noted NYSE Technologies will launch additional services in the coming months centered around the cloud partnership.
The announcement is part of NYSE Euronext’s broader shift to utilize its new data center in Mahwah, N.J., and offer a range of technology services to a market that has become almost entirely electronic. Last year the exchange shifted all trading systems for its NYSE and Amex equities markets to the Mahwah facility.
Space in the company’s data center is being sold to hedge funds, banks and high-frequency trading firms looking to situate their servers as close to the exchange’s trading engines as possible. The goal for Wall Street firms is to maximize speed in which trading is executed.
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