valantic FSA announced it has agreed with Nasdaq to develop Nasdaq Rates Trader, a new web-based user interface for Nasdaq’s Nordic and Baltic fixed income markets.
The new UI will give access to Nasdaq’s data and trading functionality with a modern and intuitive front-end and feature advanced data visualization, customizable workspaces.
“We are excited to partner with valantic FSA on our journey to modernize markets and this strategic initiative to enhance the trading experience for our fixed income clients will be an important milestone on the way,” said Fredrik Ekström, Head of Fixed Income Europe at Nasdaq.
Andy Browning, Head of Electronic Trading at valantic FSA, commented: “We are thrilled that Nasdaq has selected valantic FSA to modernize their fixed income trading interface. This partnership underscores the strength of our next-generation electronic workflow solutions and our commitment to delivering differentiated value to the global trading community.”
The new web UI is expected to launch in February 2025 in beta testing, with go-live planned for October 2025.
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