Ullink as a new FPL Member

Imported from previous forum

[ original email was from Georges Gomes - georges@gomes.com ]
Ullink, the Global Transactional Connectivity Provider working with the financial community, has become an official FPL member on October 1st, 2004.

Ullink’s Connectivity and Order Routing Platform - The ULBridge - is a transactional middleware that enables financial institutions to connect trading applications, execution venues, via FIX and other formats. It provides seamless off-the-shelf integration with third party applications and industry standard protocols, helping financial institutions to achieve their STP objectives.

“Since its conception, Ullink has been founded on the importance of the FIX protocol and its potential.” Says Laurent Useldinger, CEO & founder of Ullink. In under 4 years, Ullink has graduated from being a provider of cutting-edge technology to an established global solution provider to the world’s major banks, brokerages and investment management organizations (JP Morgan, FIMAT, Calyon , Tullet Liberty, Rabobank, etc… ).

As an active promoter of the FIX protocol, Ullink has taken the logical step of becoming an official FPL member to further encourage FIX adoption and its implementation.

“By becoming an FPL Member, we wish to further the awareness of FIX as flexible enough to comply with the most demanding client-defined business logic. As an early adopter, our objective is to share and promote our experience implementing FIX with the global financial industry to manage ever more complex transactional requirements.”

About The Company
Ullink (www.ullink.net) is a Global Connectivity Provider working with large, medium and niche financial institutions. With over 700 Connections created worldwide (JP Morgan, FIMAT, Tullett Liberty Rabobank, CALYON Financial…), Ullink has reached an unrivalled level of expertise in connecting FIX counterparties. With a presence in Paris, London and New York, Ullink is positioned to achieve the highest standards to satisfy the most demanding requirements.