In-Memory Computing for Financial Services
Leveraging in-memory computing is imperative for financial services organizations like banks and investment management firms. GridGain® Systems is a leader in in-memory computing solutions for the financial services industry. The GridGain in-memory computing platform enables unprecedented speed and scalability for transactional, analytical and hybrid transactional/analytical processing (HTAP) financial services use cases across any data store.
GridGain is proven technology which delivers in-memory speed with massive scalability to petabytes of in-memory data. GridGain solutions provide predictable latency, flexible scaling, configurable data consistency and reliable uptime. The GridGain in-memory computing platform can run on commodity hardware installed on premise, in the Cloud, or in a hybrid environment. It is built on the open source Apache® Ignite™ project code base, offering all the benefits of open source software with the backing of a reliable, commercial company behind the technology.
Financial Services Clients
A leading global bank based in Belgium. View their keynote from the In-Memory Computing Summit on capital market use cases for in-memory computing.
The largest bank in Eastern Europe with over 130 million clients. Read about their needs in this CIO.com article.
A leading global bank based in France which ranks among the top 20 banks worldwide based on total assets.
Financial Services Use Cases for GridGain Technology
High Speed Transactions
Algorithmic Trading
EOD & Intraday Risk Assessment
Interest Rate Derivatives (IRD)
Market Data Applications
Financial Exchange
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