According to the EOF survey, globally, the number of interconnected enterprises is expected to more than double by 2017 – up from 38% to 84%. In Australia, Hong Kong and Japan it will triple, as businesses embrace interconnection-dependent IT strategies to accelerate growth.

David WilkinsonOctober 20, 2015

Trading on Technology

With recent regulatory reforms and market structure updates, the country has a lot to offer to traders looking to expand in the Asia-Pacific region.

David WilkinsonMay 5, 2015May 5, 2015

Financial Services

Tired of the Usual Financial Centres? Try Trading “Down Under”

With an abundance of natural resources, Australia has become a key supplier to energy and commodity hungry developing nations. This has given the Australian economy a period of extensive growth over the past decade.

David WilkinsonApril 23, 2015

Financial Services

Trading in Hong Kong? Here’s Why You Should.

In order to sustain success and ensure stability and speed of the ‘cross-border’ data connections, financial services firms need to evaluate their current IT infrastructure to ensure it’s built for success.

David WilkinsonApril 3, 2014April 3, 2014

Data Centers

Navigating China’s Paradox and Possibility: 4 Keys to Success

Reform in China's financial services industry is an ever-evolving force, where the landscape is constantly shifting

David WilkinsonApril 19, 2013August 7, 2013

Financial Services

Racing the Dragon – Asia takes FX center stage

The FX market has been enjoying renewed popularity with Asia’s investment elite this year as other investment options have been on precarious ground.

David WilkinsonDecember 6, 2012August 6, 2013

Data Centers

Financial Services

Networks

Going With the Fiscal Flow

Financial exchanges in Singapore and Hong Kong are rolling out ultra low latency matching engines, as pan Asian investment in end-to-end algorithmic trading strategies ramps up.

David WilkinsonOctober 14, 2012July 31, 2013