OMS Flashcards
OMS
Order Management System:
- a software system that facilitates and manages the execution of trade orders
- In the financial markets, an order must be placed in a trading system to execute a buy or sell order for a security.
Who uses OMS?
Brokers and dealers use order management systems when filling orders for various types of securities and can track the progress of each order throughout the system.
An effective OMS helps firms with…
- real-time monitoring of positions
- ability to prevent regulatory violations
Who is buy-side for OMS?
a segment of Wall Street/the City made up of investing institutions such as
- mutual funds
- pension funds
- insurance firms
that tend to buy large portions of securities for money-management purposes
Some of the financial instruments traded using an OMS include:
Equities Fixed income products such as bonds Currencies Commodities such as crude oil or copper Loans Cash Derivatives, which might consist of options on interest rates and currencies
Order management systems are an important development in the financial services industry because of…
- real-time monitoring of positions
- ability to prevent regulatory violations
- speed and accuracy of trade execution
- significant cost savings that result
Bloomberg’s OMS solutions are…
AIM: buy-side equity and fixed-income
TOMS: sell-side fixed income
AIM stands for…
Asset and Investment Manager
TOMS stands for…
Trade Order Management Solutions
Compliance issues examples
- overselling in a particular area
- restricted securities
OMS competitors
Charles River: offers OMS solutions that partner with Thomson Reuters for data
Eze Software: OMS as part of an Investment Suite
Virtu Financial