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Nomura deploys DataSynapse GridServer

Nomura International, the European business of Japanese investment bank Nomura Group, has gone live with DataSynapse GridServer. The product was designed by US technology firm DataSynapse and will be used in Nomura's structured products trading business.

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The software is currently live on wintel-based servers and will enable the bank to reduce processing time for pricing of complex trades. Nomura has used DataSynapse GridServer in its London-based operations to initially grid enable its Sophis RISQUE equity derivatives trading application for pricing and risk processing.

In investment banking, the ability to run more complex risk scenarios and at greater volumes can yield immediate return on investment, says Willy Ross, DataSynapse managing

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