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Chicago/Taipei,
April 9, 2008 - RTS Realtime Systems Group
and SYSTEX Corporation (SYSTEX) today announced that
they have entered into a distribution agreement to sell and support the
entire portfolio of RTS' professional trading
solutions to the Taiwanese market.
SYSTEX is a
world-class information technology
services and
software services provider operating its businesses throughout Asia.
The leading IT service provider in Taiwan, SYSTEX has several
business units focusing on E-Business, Commercial Software, Data
Management and Integration, Electronic Business Services and
Financial Services.
“We
are pleased to welcome SYSTEX as our Certified
Partner,” said
John Dempsey, Vice President, Business Development at RTS,
responsible for worldwide partnerships. “RTS has 15 years of
experience providing customers with high-performance market
connectivity and proven trading solutions. SYSTEX has a strong
presence and large customer base in Taiwan and Mainland China.
Their industry knowledge and drive to provide local customers with
state-of-the-art solutions were key to our decision to enter into a
partnership.”
“We
look forward to bringing
RTS’ wide range of financial
marketplace trading solutions and services to our strong and growing
Taiwanese client base,” said Tina Kuo, Vice President of
SYSTEX.
“There is growing demand in Taiwan for high performance,
highspeed
access to markets all over the world, and RTS and SYSTEX
now can offer this capability to institutions and firms, as well as
individual traders.”
Steffen Gemuenden, Co-CEO and
President of RTS,
added: “The
partnership with SYSTEX ensures that RTS can now further channel
its product solutions to local and international Taiwanese players.
Asia will clearly continue to be among the most important markets for
financial services in the next decade. Partnering with SYSTEX gives
us strong local representation in one of the most promising and
prosperous markets, and it builds on our growing presence in Asia
following the establishment last summer of our distribution
partnership for the Japanese market.”
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