Automating E-CTRM

Trading markets continue to evolve, and for most organisations, this means more active high-frequency trading. Within energy, this is driven by a move both towards algo trading, plus increased trading around assets.

CTRM Cubed attend ETOT

The recent ETOT conference, part of Energy Trading Week, allowed CTRM Cubed to demonstrate their TradeCube SaaS E/CTRM alongside CTRM Ecosystem partner Fidectus, at the event at London’s Chelsea Football Stadium.

Fidectus

Fidectus revolutionizes post-trade processing in energy and commodity markets. We connect you with your trading partners and provide you tools to better manage your working capital. Improve your operating profitability, reduce risk and illiquid capital through intelligent reporting, confirmation, settlement, netting, financing and payment services. Just plug and play.

Metalogic

With “mP Xnergy” metalogic provides a powerful energy forecast solution for demand, grid, and generation predictions – for both the domestic & non-domestic markets, for electricity and gas. As a TradeCube Ecosystem Partner we add more value to our customers.

Data Science for CTRM using TradeCube

Trading organisations are increasingly using data science as a discipline to optimise and analyse the wealth of data available from CTRM platforms and elsewhere.

Traditionally, CTRM vendors have provided both standardised and customised reports as a primary data output from the system. The outputs were typically quite rigid and designed for an age where printed paper was the target medium.

Equias

CTRM Cubed are delighted to add Equias to the growing list of TradeCube ecosystem partners.

TradeCube now supports simple, automated, straight-through electronic confirmation matching, regulatory reporting, and settlement matching via the Equias electronic Back Office.

Instant CTRM in the cloud

Over the years, there has been a growing realization that building a commodity trading and risk management (CTRM) solution is not a trivial task. Indeed, quite the opposite. It is a hugely complex piece of software that can never seem to meet all the varied needs of all the different types of companies buying and selling commodities around the globe.