Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT), a global capital markets technology platform services provider, announced it has acquired OpenGamma, a market leader in derivatives margin analytics for buy-side and sell-side clients. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

The integration of OpenGamma's sophisticated margin optimization and capital efficiency tools directly into the TT platform will allow for automated trading and position transfer workflows that reduce risk and increase efficiency and will significantly enhance TT's multi-asset platform.

Justin Llewellyn-Jones, CEO of TT, said: "The acquisition of OpenGamma is a transformative step that immediately deepens the value proposition we will offer our combined customer base. Global derivatives markets have undergone profound structural changes in recent years, particularly in the realm of margin requirements, resulting in an acute need to manage margin-driven liquidity risk without weakening safeguards around counterparty risk. OpenGamma's real-time insights empower firms to maximize leverage and free up precious capital. This is a crucial strategic addition that aligns perfectly with our mission to provide the best multi-asset platform experience across the entire trade life cycle."

Peter Rippon, CEO of OpenGamma, said: "Joining forces with Trading Technologies provides us with a massive opportunity to accelerate our growth. Leveraging TT's scaled go-to-market and distribution capabilities will unlock new opportunities for the OpenGamma platform across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific regions. Our team is excited to integrate our leading analytics into the TT platform, bringing new capital efficiencies to a much broader audience. I would like to thank the OpenGamma team and our investors for their unwavering commitment and support over the last 10 years."

OpenGamma's platform boasts a significant footprint, with top-tier clients across hedge funds, commodities trading firms and sell-side banks. TT will leverage OpenGamma's strong client relationships to accelerate its opportunities in the hedge fund and energy sectors, while TT's extensive network will provide OpenGamma with access to a larger pool of sell-side bank clients.