ARQA Technologies is a developer of programming solutions for automation of the exchange and brokerage business based on the customer’s specifications. Furthermore, the company can integrate its own products with the software used by the customer.
The development can be based on the company products that already exist
(QUIK, QORT etc.), or implemented in the form of a completely new product. The cost and terms of implementation can be discussed.
MICEX: MICEXPreTrade Module, 2011
MICEXPreTrade Module, which has been developed in the bounds of a joint project with MICEX, allows the users to connect directly to the MICEX trading and clearing systems through MICEX Bridge gateway, omitting a QUIK server. At the same time, all QUIK pre-trade control features are being saved. In this technological scheme a QUIK server is being used as a risk server which informs MICEX Bridge gateway whether a transaction is permissible or not.
Applying VAR analysis for post-trade evaluation of portfolio risks in backQORT system, 2011
In the frameworks of QORT product line, the functionality of VAR analysis for evaluation the portfolio risk has appeared. This functionality allows calculating VAR parameters of a portfolio for shares, bonds and options; calculating parameters on the base of previous prices being taken for any period of observation; setting any time interval in the future for calculating VAR-indicators. Besides, applying different methods of calculating volatility for evaluation of price dynamic for future periods and using different methods to evaluate the parameters for options with different basic asset — futures as well as shares — became available.
Developed module is intended to manage execution of clients’ orders by the authorized traders and allows the broker to automate this process completely. The module functionality includes receiving client orders by a sales manager, sending orders to the trading system by a sales manager, execution of client orders by a trader at exchange and non-exchange marketplaces (including those generated with the usage of Algorithmic trading module), observing the status of a client order execution, providing clients with reports about the executed trades.
Solid IFC ZAO: QUIK InSite, 2011
Integration of QUIK system’s Japanese localization functionality with the broker’s website taking into account the website’s layout design. The ability of sending orders and carrying trades as well as receiving and observing current market data from the marketplaces (MICEX-RTS) via the broker’s website. Implementation of QUIK InSite flexible localization system in Russian, English and Japanese.
Univer Capital: Development of back-office system backQORT in Ukraine, 2010
Revision of back-office system backORT for the Ukrainian stock market participant. Within the framework of the project the following functionality was realized: regular and irregular reporting formation, including Ukrainian Exchange Derivatives market reporting, support of own and transit client account schemes, connection with DEPOER (automatic quotes import), calculation of broker and depositary commissions, automatic Ukrainian Exchange and PFTS reports download.
Phoenix Capital (Ukraine): QUIK-IN-SITE, 2010
Integration of QUIK functionality into a company’s website with due attention to the assembly and design of the website. Opportunity to send orders and to trade as well as to receive and monitor market-data from the exchange trading systems including diagrams via a broker’s website.
Ukraine Encryption Providers: Digital Signature Support, 2010
Univer Capital: Adaptation of back-office platform backQORT for using in Ukraine, 2009
Adaptation and installation of back-office system backQORT for the participant of the Ukrainian stock market
«Broker card»: Master Bank, 2008
Within the framework of a joint project the opportunity of sending orders to buy or sell securities via Master Bank ATM terminals with usage of the webQUIK system was realized
QUIK-IN-SITE: KIT Finance, 2008
Integration of QUIK trading functionality with a broker’s website taking into account assembly and design of the website. Opportunity to send orders and to trade as well as to receive and monitor market-data from the exchange trading systems via a broker’s website.
back QORT: URALSIB Capital, 2008
Creation of a broker’s back-office software on the base of the QORT program platform — backQORT. Within the framework of the project the following functionality was realized:
required reporting forms for clients and regulators;
automation of the procedure of clients registration, of opening an account and drawing up contracts;
automation of the procedure of commissions and taxes calculation;
full integration with QUIK system
Integration with Bloomberg POMS, 2007
Joint project of granting the access to the Russian exchanges for foreign management companies, using Bloomberg POMS terminals
QORT Software Platform, 2006
Development of QORT software platform and midQORT software for the broker’s middle office
Development of a web-service for interaction between the clients and the broker’s analysts and distant training in analytic methods. This service includes real-time display of charts, use of analytic indicators, receipt of news, reviews and commentaries, and interactive communication using a built-in chat feature
Trading Interface between QUIK and LSE: BrokerCreditService, 2005
Development and introduction of a QUIK trading interface based on FIX protocol for connection to the London Stock Exchange (LSE) market
Financial Market Instrument Quotation System (SKIF): SICEX, 2005
An information and communication system to exchange data and conduct negotiations between system members. Operations with mortgage bonds, security parts of double warehouse receipts and interbank credits
Trading Interface between QUIK and GL Trade: KIT Finance, 2005
Implementation of a QUIK trading interface providing access to the GL STREAM international system of electronic trade and order management maintained by GL TRADE (Front to Back Solution). Capability of trading in international markets through GL NET by using the e-market access infrastructure provided by GL TRADE. At the first stage of the project, access to LSE, CME and CBOT markets is implemented.
FIX Support: BrokerCreditService, 2004
Connection of international brokers’ trading platforms to the QUIK server by using FIX protocol. FIX (Financial Information eXchange) is a de-facto accepted standard for integration of trading platforms all over the world
GPB-Dealing: Gazprombank, 2004
A system developed on the basis of QUIK software platform that functions as a corporate dealing venue allowing for negotiated deals with respect to deposits, forex contracts, stocks and notes. GPB-Dealing enables the bank to conduct prompt operations with its affiliates, clients and sunsidiaries
Personal Study Room: NIKoil, 2004
Making a personal web-portal for the investor on the basis of web-technology. The portal enables setting personal window configurations to view analytic information or Russian/international exchange trading data in the tabular or graphical form, making and tracing test portfolios, and receiving information reports on actual portfolios (for Nikoil clients)