- 1.0 SSEOMS Replacement as a Business Model Pivot Point
- 1.1 The Changing Market Structure Demands Evolution by Brokers
- 1.2 SSEOMS Positioning in the Market & Historic Value Proposition
to Clients
- 2.0 The Main Legacy Platform Replacement Considerations
- 2.1 Residual High-touch Tooling
- 2.2 Low-touch Tooling
- 2.3 Program / Programme Trading
- 2.4 Allocations / Middle-office
- 2.5 Data Acquisition & Cost
- 2.6 Client Connectivity & FIX Order Routing
- 3.0 2025: The Keys to Success Among SSEOMS Replacement Offerings
- 3.1 Functional & Non-Functional Differentiation
- 4.0 Appendices
- 4.1 Glossary of Terms
- 4.2 Table of Figures
Adapting to the Demise of an Industry-standard Trading Solution
This report looks at the implications and knock-on effects for sellside institutions in light of significant changes in the cash equities trading platform vendor landscape. Combined with secular changes to market structure that imperil traditional sellside execution franchise business models, changes in the platform vendor landscape induce a large number of sellside franchises to revisit both their long term business strategy and the associated technology requirements. This report supports these franchises to develop a robust technology change practice by highlighting key functional and non-functional areas of cash equities trading platforms for both current and medium-to-long-term needs.