Legacy systems often get a bad rap, but are the newer technologies such as AI, DLT really the answer to all of your post-trade processing woes? In this episode of the DerivSource’s podcast, Living the Trade Lifecycle, Torstone Technology’s CEO, Brian Collings,  sheds light on the practical strategies financial organisations can consider when making significant improvements to their operational processing without ‘throwing the baby out with the bathwater.’

Tune in to hear his views on how changes to the middle office can extend the life of legacy systems, the role APIs play in establishing a flexible and agile post-trade operation, and the changes needed so post-trade operations can support new market needs such as digital assets and crypto currencies.

Related Reading and Resources:

Bringing the Middle Office into the Real-Time, Digital Age

Future-proofing Post-Trade: How to Get the Middle and Back Office Talking

About Torstone Technology:

Torstone Technology is a leading global SaaS platform for post-trade securities and derivatives processing technology. Our post-trade platform was originally built by and for a global investment bank. At the core of its design is the ability to flex to new requirements: to be fast, flexible and future proof. Using the Torstone Platform, you can manage the entire cross-asset post-trade workflow, from trade capture and confirmation through to reconciliation, all in a single, integrated platform. This helps you reduce costs, achieve greater control, minimise risk, and drive operational efficiency.

Torstone puts many decades of investment banking expertise together with in-depth global financial market and technology industry knowledge to offer agile, secure, scalable, and cost-effective solutions. Using our fully integrated cloud-based technology means you spend less time on manual processing and maintaining regulatory compliance, and more time with your customers.

We are a fast-growing company headquartered in London, with offices in New York, Toronto, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tokyo. For more information, please visit the website.

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