Since launching TT Score, the financial industry’s first fully hosted, machine-learning-powered solution for trade surveillance, we’ve worked with a number of organizations across the globe to implement TT Score’s compliance surveillance capabilities.
As the summer of 2019 quickly fades away, I’m reflecting with my fellow interns on our time at Trading Technologies. The past couple of months flew by, and although we started as strangers, we’re ending as teammates with shared experiences working at the Chicago headquarters of this global trading software company.
For this edition of our 5 Questions blog series, we talked with Todd Leigh, a former trader who has made a career out of developing algos with ADL, our visual programming interface for algo design. ADL, which is integrated in the TT® platform, allows traders to design, test and deploy tradingalgorithms without writing a single line of code.
Reflecting on the first half of the summer 2019 internship program at Trading Technologies, it’s hard to believe how quickly the weeks are moving by. In June, ten interns from schools across the country joined various departments at TT. Stepping off the elevator at 222 S. Riverside Plaza into the renowned company’s global headquarters, it would be understandable for a college student like me to feel somewhat intimidated.
As we’re about to turn the corner from June into July, I still find myself thinking about last month’s trip to Busan, South Korea.
When FIA announced their first conference in Busan in over six years, I jumped at the opportunity to not only attend, but to maximize TT’s exposure by sponsoring the event. FIA Forum: Busan 2019 attracted a distinguished lineup of speakers, exhibitors and participants to discuss the Korean markets, as well as global and local issues affecting the derivatives markets.