Euronext Debuts Next-Generation Platform Optiq
Exchange's proprietary platform goes live, with a trading venue for ETFs planned in the near future.
The platform was developed in-house using the Agile methodology and in collaboration with clients. Optiq has demonstrated an average performance latency of as low as 15 microseconds for order roundtrips as well as for market-data feeds. Since it went live on June 25, the platform has handled more than 14 billion messages and 18.8 million trades.
“Optiq is a new platform. We developed it in-house and we went live with different steps,” says Anthony Attia, CEO of Euronext Paris and global head of
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