Ffastfill bullish on ASP model, cross-asset opportunities

25 Jul 2005

ISV Ffastfill has completed the internal "phase one" of its move to providing a one-stop shop application service provider (ASP) model to clients, and highlighted its belief in the potential of cross-asset class trading as a revenue stream for the firm.

Speaking to journalists in London, Ffastfill deputy chairman Jim Oliff, also vice chairman of Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), said that "silos are beginning to break down" at banks and other client firms.

"That is not to say that...

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