NYFIX Offers FIX Training in Singapore

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At NYFIX, we are committed to delivering the tools and training needed to ensure a successful FIX implementation and on-going program.

We are pleased to invite members of your organization to leverage the extensive FIX expertise of our Professional Services team at a comprehensive one-day training class offered in Singapore around the FPL Conference. Please visit our NYFIX FIX Academy.

This is our 7th session globally of 2007 following up on mutiple sessions in New York, Toronto, Boston, London, and Hong Kong.

DATES & LOCATIONS:

The day before FPL 5th Asia Pacific Trading Summit

Date: Wednesday, May 9th, 2007
Time: 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Location: Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square, Singapore 039595

Look for additional sessions in Boston, Chicago, Tokyo and London in May and June.

RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY - CLASS FILLING FAST!

TRAINING AGENDA:

  1. FIX General Overview
    What is FIX? Who created it? Why do we use it? Benefits of FIX

  2. FIX in Detail
    Examine FIX message types, components, layers, and business flows

  3. FIX Engine
    What is a FIX engine? What does it do? How does it interact with the rest of the trading environment?

  4. Session Layer
    Definition of “Session Layer” as well as message types, operation and recovery in a FIX sesssion

  5. Application Layer
    Definition of “Application Layer” as well as message types, business flows, required and conditional fields, and customization of messages.

  6. Connection On-Boarding and Certification Adding new connections, hosted vs. point-to-point, certification process and best practices

  7. What’s New in FIX?
    FIX 5.0, FIX Implementation of Asset Classes (Derivatives, FX, Fixed Income), Pre-Trade (Indication, Quoting, Market Data), Post-Tade (Allocations/Confirmations), FAST Protocol and FIXML

For pricing and additional information, please contact Egils Kajo +852 2584 6135 or Eugene O’Herlihy +44 207 689 9527 or email fixsales@nyfix.cocm

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