News Coverage

FIXGlobal Journal
January 2010
Lowering Latency How low is 'low enough'?
The Best Execution 2010 Guide to Low Latency
January 2010
The Best Execution 2010 Guide to Low Latency
FT.com
December 2009
D Börse system to measure traders’ speed
Inside Market Data
November 2009
Alpha Taps Corvil to Manage Data Latency
Computerworld UK
November 2009
Credit Suisse steps up attack on network latency
Inside Market Data
November 2009
Fixnetix Expands Corvil Deal for Client Latency Visibility
Securities Industry News
October 2009
Morgan Stanley Tracking Delays Throughout the "Trading Loop"
Wall Street & Technology
October 2009
Morgan Stanley Seeks Transparency into Inter-Party Latency with Exchanges and MTFs
Inside Market Data
October 2009
MS Bows Corvil to Combat Data Latency
Dealing With Technology
October 2009
Morgan Stanley Seeks Latency TCA Offering
The Trade News
October 2009
Morgan Stanley chooses Corvil to track down latency
Traders Magazine
October 2009
Corvil's Byrne Discusses Latency, High-Frequency Trading and Co-location
Wall Street & Technology
July 2009
Neonet Clocks Euro Latency
The Trade, Issue 20, April-June 2009
June 2009
A Measured Approach to Latency
Dealing With Technology
May 2009
Dealing With Technology - Latency Special Report

Dealing With Technology - Latency Special Report

The Race to Zero

As algorithmic and black box traders continue to grow their share of trading volume on the electronic markets, the importance of managing message latency continues to grow in parallel. For those firms that can receive the quotes the quickest and execute against them the fastest, the payday is immense. For those firms that can’t keep up, the losses can be devastating.

When financial technologists broach the topic of latency, the conversation immediately tends to turn to server co-location, hardware-based data acceleration and improved network configuration. Although the network is a key part of the latency equation, it is not the only element. In this special report, Steven Sadoff, executive vice president and CIO of Knight Capital Group, discusses the three other elements that need to be monitored and managed to optimize system performance and lower message latency: computing architecture, storage and application development. While most firms have already bled the latency out of their networks, the other three areas, especially application development, can provide additional opportunities for latency savings.

Also in this report, DWT sits down with Donal Byrne, president and CEO of latency management system provider Corvil, and Mark Mahowald, founder and CEO of low-latency
messaging platform provider 29West, to discuss how firms should approach latency management and what common pitfalls can be avoided.
Read the complete report...