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    Arqaam Capital unveils ArqNET: A proprietary trading platform for MENA

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    The platform aims to open up trading opportunities across the MENA region.
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    Arqaam Capital and ArqNET seek to empower traders to do business within thriving MENA region markets.

    In a stride towards bolstering trading capabilities, Arqaam Capital, a broker targeting emerging markets, has unveiled its groundbreaking proprietary trading infrastructure tool, ArqNET. Specifically tailored to empower European institutional clients, this innovative tool seeks to expedite trading activities within the vibrant Middle East and North Africa (MENA) markets.

    Arqaam Capital – Cutting edge trading solutions

    ArqNET is part of Arqaam Capital’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions for its clients. By harnessing the power of ArqNET, institutional traders can experience a remarkable three-fold acceleration in trading efficiency, while simultaneously benefiting from real-time error reporting and instant issue resolution, thereby enhancing their overall trading experience, according to the company.

    Situated within the London LD4 data center, ArqNET offers a range of benefits including low latency and high security, alongside smart order routing capabilities that span across the MENA region and over 50 global exchanges. Through a centralized control function, the tool seamlessly dispatches trade messages across Arqaam Capital’s private network to the relevant exchanges, prioritizing the preservation of heightened security levels. The platform has been implemented by over 20 institutional clients in London.

    Innovation and adaptability

    Tarek Meliti, the Chief Information Officer of Arqaam Capital, affirmed the company’s dedication to continuous technological investment. With an eye towards the future, ArqNET’s reach is poised to extend its coverage to other regions, underlining Arqaam Capital’s unfaltering commitment to innovation and adaptability.

    At the heart of Arqaam Capital’s vision lies the objective of providing financial intermediation and creating unprecedented investment opportunities for both emerging markets investors seeking local and international ventures, as well as global investors in pursuit of lucrative prospects within targeted emerging markets.

    Creating investment opportunities

    The primary aim of Arqaam Capital is “to provide financial intermediation and create investment opportunities for emerging markets investors looking to invest in their own markets and abroad, as well as international investors seeking opportunities in target emerging markets.

    “ArqNeT has transformed Arqaam’s electronic trading platform into the leading destination for inbound MENA electronic order flow, providing best in class infrastructure, empowered by low latency and high resiliency, ensuring best execution for our clients,” said Amr Elshamy, head of trading at Arqaam Capital.

    With ArqNET’s launch, Arqaam Capital is solidifying its position as it seeks to drive progress within MENA’s financial landscape and beyond.

    For more trading news, visit our dedicated archives.

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