How Exberry built a cloud-native matching engine on AWS that can process 1 million trades per sec, with 20 microseconds latency

Exberry offers a cloud-native matching engine platform that enables traditional and alternative exchanges to launch ultra-low latency markets quickly and run them cost-effectively.
Sink or Swim: The cost of legacy tech inertia

When it comes to upgrading legacy technology, without impacting day-to-day operations, financial exchanges are confronted with an incredibly difficult task.
How APAC exchanges can prepare for predicted growth of emerging stock markets

The market cap of exchanges in emerging markets should exceed the value of U.S. exchanges as soon as 2030, according to Goldman Sachs economists
Fusing Market Infrastructure Technology: Exploring the ‘Buy, Build and Integrate’ Approach

Change is afoot when it comes to market infrastructure technology. The old arguments over “buy vs build” have been relegated.
Legacy vs Innovation: The Difficulty Facing Futures Exchanges

Amidst the backdrop of digitisation and cost concerns, a growing proportion of today’s futures markets are intent on improving their services – whether through updating their technology or developing new markets and products.
2024 – The Tipping Point for Market Infrastructure Transformation

Today’s market infrastructure providers need to navigate increased complexity and unpredictability. These pressures in turn intensify the need to urgently modernise outdated infrastructure and tackle technological debt.
Top 4 Capital Markets Trends for Exchanges in 2024

2023 represented a challenging year manoeuvring against persistent inflation, higher interest rates and geopolitical tensions. Widely forecast to affect capital markets in 2024 is a slowing global economy, as well as the potential risk of the global economy entering into recession resulting in softened economic demand.
New Year’s Resolutions for Market Infrastructures in 2024

Traditional financial infrastructure providers are increasingly considering upgrading their trading systems to align with modern times. This is both based upon strategic developments taking place over the past couple of years, as well as regulators looking to modernise.
Why it’s time for a new approach to market infrastructure

Due to hyper-volatile markets over the past few years, financial exchanges have experienced exorbitant trading volumes and activity. At the same time, however, market infrastructure operators are facing shrinking margins, as well as competition from a more diverse set of participants hungry for cheaper costs and access to trade. How can the next generation of trading technology help market providers flex during these challenging conditions?
2023: Exberry in review

It’s been a brilliant year for Exberry. From cloud collaborations, platform enhancements and key additions to the team