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Deutsche bank improves access to trading systems

Deutsche bank launches trading platform single sign-on

Investment bank provides more efficient access to its trading facility

Written by Lara Williams

Deutsche Bank is launching a single sign-on system for its London electronic trading platform to improve efficiency.

The upgraded logins will give users access to bonds, interest rates, foreign exchange and future and options trading, as well as a range of online trading tools and platforms, including interactive web analysis, research services, structured trades and derivative exchanges.

Combined volumes on the platform are close to 1 trillion euros per month.

The autobahn trading platform has always offered a wide range of functionality, said Deutsche Bank head of ecommerce Rhomaios Ram.

‘Now we have made it even easier to navigate through the use of a single log on for some of the most heavily used areas of the platform,’ he said.

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