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October 03, 2023 - Brokeree Solutions has announced the integration of its Exposure Manager solution into the TraderEvolution multi-asset and multi-market trading platform.
The technology involved in the integration from the Brokeree Solutions side is Exposure Manager – a post-execution hedging solution for automated risk management. Through this integration, the Exposure Manager, previously exclusive to MetaTrader brokerages, now evolves into a multi-platform solution. As a result, all brokers which provide their services via the TradeEvolution platform gain access to robust risk mitigation technology at their disposal, empowering them to manage risks effectively.
“Risk management remains paramount as we continue to navigate the complexities of today’s financial markets. With TraderEvolution integration more multi-asset brokerages have access to the turnkey technology of post-execution hedging. Brokeree Exposure Manager offers robust risk control functionality that allows brokers to effectively manage their risk exposure,” commented Andrey Kamyshanov, Co-founder and Managing Partner at Brokeree Solutions.
Andrew Saks, Chief Product Officer at TraderEvolution Global commented: “It is clear that the electronic trading industry is opening up rapidly to other asset classes but also to advanced trading platforms and more complex brokerage systems. Risk management is extremely important for brokers and could be a source of a significant competitive advantage hence we want to give them top notch tools from specialized counterparty such as Brokeree. The integration of Exposure Manager represents a further advancement in the ability for financial markets participants to operate more efficiently and diligently with sophisticated risk management tools at hand.”
Hedged positions are based on the aggregated clients’ exposure per symbol across multiple accounts. With the Exposure Manager, brokers can consolidate suspicious accounts from multiple trading servers, including MT4, MT5, and TraderEvolution, into internal groups to send clients’ positions directly to a liquidity provider via FIX integration and apply different risk management strategies. Moreover, brokers may send pending orders instead of direct hedging to enter the market at a more favorable price.
“Brokeree’s Exposure Manager protects brands operating via a hybrid execution from overexposure. Whenever a client holds a large position on a single trading instrument on a broker’s “books,” their performance relies on the symbol’s volatility. In such cases, a brand might not react on time, especially when we consider order-based execution engines, which usually don’t monitor trades after sending them to the liquidity provider. This is where post-execution hedging comes into play to automatically mitigate risks of overexposure by sending them to the counterparty,” commented Anton Sokolov, Marketing Manager at Brokeree Solutions.
To view Brokeree's Risk Management solutions for brokers, please see our recent article: Broker Risk Management - What Tools Are Available.
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