TOM found a solid system in NASDAQ OMX. The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. is the world’s largest exchange company. It offers trainings, exchange technology and services to over 3800 quoted companies worldwide. NASDAQ OMX offers investment solutions to companies like the United StatesAmerican exchange NASDAQ, NASDAQ OMX Nordic, NASDAQ OMX Baltic and NASDAQ OMX First North. NASDAQ OMX enables trading between in numerous asset types.

Quod Financial delivers adaptive trading technologies into the financial community. Its multi-asset adaptive technologies enable financial institutions to dynamically seek liquidity across transparent and non-transparent venues, reduce market impact and build complex execution and trading strategies. Quod Financial services all segments of capital markets with distinct solutions for liquidity venues, exchanges, retail brokers, buy and sell-side institutions. Its real-time execution decision making capabilities enhance both control and transparency of the execution process. This results in increased trading performance and execution quality.

Quod Financial’s Adaptive Execution Platform (AEP) and its application modules are non-disruptive, scalable, and highly resilient trading solutions delivered as either implemented software or as a service. AEP functionalities include pre-trade risk management; order management and routing; direct market access; connectivity; post-trade analytics and reporting. AEP powers four application modules. These include Adaptive Smart Order Router (ASOR) for algorithmic trading and smart order routing, Adaptive Cross for internalisation of liquidity, Buy side Adaptive Smart Order Router (BASOR) for dark pool smart order routing and Adaptive Online Trader (AOLT) for a rich web-based retail order management solution. Quod Financial is headquartered in London with offices in Paris and New York.

European Multilateral Clearing Facility N.V. (EMCF) is Europe's largest cash equities clearing company and one of the top two Central Counterparty (CCP) clearing providers in Europe. EMCF delivers CCP Services in 18 European markets through 6 Multilateral Trading Facilities (MTF) and exchanges: BATS Europe, Burgundy, Chi-X Europe, NASDAQ OMX Nordics, Quote MTF and TOM MTF.

In 2007, EMCF became the first CCP to serve MTFs in multiple markets. Today EMCF services over 60 European financial service providers with an offering that includes: novation, gross trade netting, risk management, settlements, and fails and buy-in management. EMCF is seated in Amsterdam and is regulated by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) and De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).

ABN AMRO Clearing Bank is one of the largest independent third-party clearers in Europe, Asia/Pacific and the US and offers trading facilities and global clearing for the derivatives, equities, bonds, commodities and energy markets. With more than 680 employees worldwide, ABN AMRO Clearing Bank provides general clearing services for products listed on more than 85 exchanges throughout the globe, as well as market access to over 50 of those exchanges. ABN AMRO Clearing Bank processes 8 – 10 million transaction per day and consistently ranks within the global top three providers in the field.

Online development company, 80dB, specializes in building and designing high-quality, interactive websites and platforms. Using the latest technological developments, a concept is digitally translated and implemented. Interaction with the target group remains central during this creation process. 80dB’s clients consist of best-in-class creative and innovative companies, as well as the leading financial institutions.

Holland Clearing House N.V. (HCH) is a derivatives CCP for TOM MTF. Our offering is focused on providing a reliable service against transparent pricing using robust risk management systems. HCH services include: open offer, gross trade netting, risk management, transferring, exercise/assignment, derivatives and securities settlements, and fails and buy-in management. HCH is regulated and supervised in the Netherlands by Autoriteit Financiele Markten (the Authority Financial Markets; AFM) and De Nederlandsche Bank (the Dutch Central Bank; DNB).