kACE was created when FENICS Software acquired the specialist foreign exchange (FX), rates pricing and analytics firm Kalahari in late 2017.

The integrated brand has over 60 years’ combined experience in delivering innovative, real time pricing and analytics solutions to the global financial markets.

kACE operates out of five global offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore, with development and technical deployment teams in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), and the Americas.

OUR BENEFITS

We empower our customers to grow their business through:

• Market competitive quantitative models
• Innovative solutions that deliver an enhanced service to end clients
• Bespoke offerings designed for an institution’s unique requirements, or the specific needs of the market
• Robust, market tested solutions that minimise operational risk

Our experienced and highly skilled team are all specialists in their specific markets and technologies. This ensures the highest standards when it comes to implementation, customisation and client support.

OUR SOLUTIONS

kACE provides a suite of market leading real time professional modules, enterprise application programming interfaces (APIs) and customised software development kits (SDKs) for clients around the world.

Our solutions allow customers to control, monitor, integrate and automate workflow style solutions for interest rates, FX trading and FX options (FXO) trading, and lifecycle management.

kACE’s comprehensive product offering covers all aspects of the trading lifecycle, including:

• Connectivity to liquidity and customer flow;
• support automatic and dealer intervention trading workflows;
• automated deal and cover workflow

Simplify complexity

Our proven and reliable technology has been supporting some of the largest global financial services companies for nearly 30 years. At kACE, we combine financial markets expertise with cutting edge technology to deliver solutions that simplify complexity, enabling users to make consistently accurate pricing decisions.