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re: FIX to Korean Stock Exchange - issues, warnings..
Grace Lin / Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C.
24 Jul 2003 12:28AM ETAndrew,
For your vendor shopping, local/regional Asian vendors have limited routing platforms and they all tend to only provide access to their local markets in their local language. So you'll probably end up with a global vendor who has Asian capabilities so you'll be looking at higher costs.
If you need to start trade soon, you may need to pay up to a vendor to get the front-end as well as connectivity to KSE executing brokers. If you have a little more time, then it's more sensible to buy a FIX engine and build the trading functionality yourself.
Hope this helps...
Grace
> Hi All-
> We are a small U.S. buy-side firm looking to trade stocks, options, and futures on the KSE.
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> We have little formal electronic trading infrastructure in place, and we have a very aggressive timeframe to get trading.
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> We are currently researching from the Buy v. Build perspective, trying to determine what would be the correct mix for us at this time.
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> *** Any guidance to that end would be greatly appreciated!
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> thanks!
> Andrew Freese
> afreese@aviatorfund.com
> (212) 471-3968
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re: FIX to Korean Stock Exchange - issues, warnings..
Grace Lin / Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C. 24 Jul 2003 12:28AM ET
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