The Wombat Platform and micro-second trades

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An article before they were bought out by the NYSE ... this is what HFT'ing is all about...

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Wombat enables limitless connectivity to the global markets through the world's most advanced high speed market data infrastructure, the Wombat Platform. With offices in the US, UK and Japan, Wombat software underpins automated market-making systems, electronic-trading floors and tick-capture platforms in financial institutions around the world. The Wombat Platform includes Wombat Feed Handlers, providing sub-millisecond connectivity to more than 80 direct exchange and aggregated vendor feeds; Wombat Entitlements, providing market data compliance, analysis and reporting services; Wombat Transport, enabling high speed, multi-protocol messaging throughout the enterprise; and Wombat value added servers such as the Wombat SuperBook virtual order book consolidator and the Wombat DBAC tick-capture adapter. By partnering with StreamBase, the Wombat Platform supports additional high-volume subscription to and republishing of real-time market data. For more information, visit www.wombatfs.com.

   Vhayu delivers the fastest and easiest-to-use real-time software solutions to the world's leading financial institutions for the capture and high-speed analysis of massive amounts of streaming and historical data. Through its unique patented technology, the Vhayu Velocity tick processing and persistence platform gives a significant competitive advantage to its customers by delivering the information needed to make trading decisions faster than any other available system. Partnered with Reuters, Microsoft, Intel and Infosys, Vhayu's customers include broker/dealers, the leading online discount broker, hedge funds, market data providers and alternative trading systems. Founded in 1998 by experts in multi-processor design, real-time operating systems, enterprise database systems and financial market data, Vhayu is backed by top tier investors, including Menlo Ventures. For more information, visit http://www.vhayu.com.

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Wombat Platform Meets the Needs of TD Securities

Business Wire, March 19, 2007


Replaces Legacy Market Data Distribution System

NEW YORK -- Wombat Financial Software, Inc., the high-speed market data connectivity experts, today announced a global licensing agreement with TD Securities for its low latency market data distribution and integration software. TD Securities is replacing its current market data distribution system with the Wombat Platform in its Chicago and London, UK operations.

The consistent doubling in market data volumes each year makes the ability to accommodate higher capacity technologies a critical issue for financial market participants. Wombat's middleware platform, dubbed MAMA, is unique in that it provides the ability to combine with a variety of messaging technologies. This feature supports TD Securities investment in TIBCO Rendezvous[R] messaging software and allows easy adoption of new technologies by their trading applications going forward.

Under the terms of the agreement, Wombat will also provide a selection of US and European feed handlers. Wombat feed handlers currently provide sub-millisecond connectivity to more than 80 direct exchange and aggregated vendor feeds, assuring customers of their ability to quickly integrate market data from the full spectrum of global sources.

"We've worked with Wombat for several years now and they've proven their ability to understand our business needs and deliver well engineered, high-performance products with the right amount of flexibility," says Rizwan Khalfan, Managing Director and CIO, TD Securities. "It was a natural progression to select them to provide the market data systems that play such a critical role in our trading operations."

"Agile competitors like TD Securities recognize that sound business strategy requires a platform that can accommodate a wide array of choice at every layer of the trading technology stack," commented Danny Moore, Wombat's COO. "Wombat is proud to help TD equip themselves to integrate new feeds, new middlewares and new applications more easily than they'd been able to in the past."

Wombat's software underpins automated market-making systems, electronic-trading floors and tick-capture platforms in financial institutions around the world, including all of the top 10 investment banks.

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About Wombat

Wombat enables limitless connectivity to the global markets through the world's most advanced high speed market data infrastructure, the Wombat Platform. With offices in the US, UK and Japan, Wombat software underpins automated market-making systems, electronic-trading floors and tick-capture platforms in financial institutions around the world. The Wombat Platform includes Wombat Feed Handlers, providing sub-millisecond connectivity to more than 80 direct exchange and aggregated vendor feeds; Wombat Entitlements, providing market data compliance, analysis and reporting services; Wombat Transport, enabling high speed, multi-protocol messaging throughout the enterprise; and Wombat value added servers such as the Wombat SuperBook virtual order book consolidator and the Wombat DBAC tick-capture adapter.

For more information, visit http://www.wombatfs.com.
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