Not-for-profit industry group Plato Partnership, which counts BlackRock and JPMorgan among its members, has signed an agreement that will allow its customers to access Trade Informatics' PLIA platform. The tool helps firms focus on counterparty risk and to improve best execution practices ahead of MiFID II. The platform will be renamed PLIAPlato, and the agreement also includes Trade Informatics' support of Plato’s M3 research incubator. “We're excited about this partnership with a company like Tradeinformatics, because it allows us to leverage our expertise in trade finance for clients who are looking at how they can use technology to enhance their The common platform also "simplifies the execution process and contributes to cost reduction," he said.
Not-for-profit industry group Plato Partnership, which counts BlackRock and JPMorgan among its members, has signed an agreement that will allow its customers to access Trade Informatics' PLIA platform. The tool helps firms focus on counterparty risk and to improve best execution practices ahead of MiFID II. The platform will be renamed PLIAPlato, and the agreement also includes Trade Informatics' support of Plato’s M3 research incubator. PLIA provides an efficient solution to non-trivial data workflow challenges, according to Nej D’jelal, co-chair at Plato Partnership. The common platform also "simplifies the execution process and contributes to cost reduction," he said.