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Post execution process solution from IBM

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The goal
Improve trade execution and settlement
The internal business and technology infrastructure of a typical financial markets firm tends to be complex, making it expensive to maintain. If your firm is working with manual back-office processes, you may be limiting your ability to grow while creating unnecessary financial risk. The post execution process solution from IBM can help you increase automation, reduce the chance of error and adapt to industry change.

The advantage
Protect valuable transaction data
The post execution process solution from IBM provides a way to design, test, build and manage a securities processing infrastructure with minimal impact. It integrates your front-, middle- and back-office functions—across applications, processes and workflows—enabling you to maximize the speed and accuracy of your operations. By providing real-time status of trade progress you can provide a higher level of transaction data protection and enhance customer satisfaction.

The benefits
Integrate your entire post execution process
The post execution process solution from IBM can help you minimize trade costs, reference data problems and manual repair processes—so your firm can complete trades without exceptions and on time. It can also help you:
  • Rationalize and optimize your post execution processes by using a component business model approach to defining new operating models and separating client service from trade processing.
  • Help migrate from legacy product-based processing applications to an enterprise-wide, cross-product services oriented architecture approach to securities processing.
  • Have an automated real-time rules-based approach to exception management across the enterprise.
  • Improve data aggregation and propagation, while reducing manual intervention.
  • Leverage industry utilities and data standards.
  • Minimize failed trades and operational costs, while maximizing automation and efficiency.
  • Facilitate data consistency across applications.
  • Increase staff productivity by reducing the need for data rekeying.
  • Improve customer satisfaction through improved service levels.



Hardware
Focus on systems