Tokyo
Fusion establishes a VMware Infrastructure based environment for a 24 hour Online Trading System and DR Site
FXOnline Japan has migrated all of their infrastructure to a Virtual Environment to establish a highly stable and available Foreign Exchange Trading System. This new system, which also includes a Disaster Recovery (DR) site to avoid trading downtime caused by disasters, has high availability and flexibility through VMware Infrastructure 3 and has become the IT foundation for FXOnline - allowing the firm to recover quickly from disasters and to quickly introduce new products to help expand its business.
NikkoCiti: Tradefloor Technology Relocation
NikkoCiti is a wholesale investment bank established as a joint venture between Nikko Cordial Corporation, with 110 branches throughout Japan, and Citigroup, Inc., with a network spanning more than 100 countries.
UBP: Office Technology Relocation
UNION BANCAIRE PRIVEE, (UBP) headquartered in Geneva, is one of the major Swiss asset management banks for both private and institutional clients, and a world leader in alternative investment. Strengthened by selective acquisitions and constant, robust growth, the Bank has established an international presence through a network of subsidiaries, branches, and representative offices in over 20 global locations. UBP Japan Securities is the Tokyo arm of the firm having operated in Japan for many years.
Morrison & Foerster LLP: Technology Relocation Project Management
Morrison & Foerster LLP is Tokyo's largest international law firm employing over 190 lawyers and supporting staff. Fusion Systems was appointed by Morrison & Foerster as Senior Project Manager in preparation for their relocation from the Otemachi AIG Building to Tokyo's prestigious office tower, Shin-Marunochi Building.
Real-Time Order Book Applications for Tokyo Stock Exchange
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Morgan Stanley Japan needed to provide real time order book information (bids and asks) from the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) to securities dealers, brokers and salespeople across the trading floor.
