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Trades about 462% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1999 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, TRADE WORKS Co., Ltd. delivers sophisticated software solutions tailored for the financial sector, specifically supporting the securities, forex (FX) margin trading, and commodity futures industries. Their core offerings include systems for front-end exchange connectivity and advanced platforms for monitoring and detecting illicit trading activities. The company's product portfolio features TradeAgent, an Internet-based exchange system that enables online trading of various financial instruments across securities, FX, and commodity futures markets with a comprehensive suite of tools. They also provide Dealing Athena, a solution designed to assist self-sales department staff with transaction and revenue management, alongside administrative functions for overseeing team members' dealings. Further offerings include Mars, a dedicated terminal solution for securities exchange trading, and MarsWeb, a gateway facilitating connections to exchanges and information providers. Additionally, TRADE WORKS offers MTS, a specialized system for identifying unfair trade practices, and provides expert security diagnostic services.
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