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Ateo Finance to Supply Middle Office Platform to Sucden Financial

Ateo Finance to Supply Middle Office Platform to Sucden Financial

Ateo Finance, a leading provider of post-trade solutions for the listed derivatives space, is proud to announce that Sucden Financial, a leading global multi-asset execution and clearing provider, has selected Ateo’s LISA Clearing Engine, as its middle-office platform.

The LISA Clearing Engine provides off-the-shelf connectivity, not only to all major clearing houses but the entire ETD eco-system, including execution platforms, major clearers as well as third party clearing and confirmation systems. LISA Clearing Engine also delivers a unique set of advanced clearing features.

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David Romeo, Ateo’s Managing Director, said: “We are extremely pleased to confirm that Sucden Financial is now live with our LISA Clearing Engine middle-office platform. This is the result of a very thorough selection process and fast-track implementation. With five out of the nine category-one firms on London Metal Exchange (LME) now using our products, Ateo is clearly positioned as the undisputed leading provider of clearing platforms for commodities.”

“We are delighted with the LISA Clearing Engine, which provides connectivity to all our clearing partners and improves operational efficiency. We worked closely with Ateo, who swiftly adapted their solution to match our specific requirements and cover our extensive range of markets.”

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