What's New:
FPL Announces New Leadership of Committees
FPL is proud to announce that Andrew Parry of J.P. Morgan Investment Bank has been elected as Co-Chair of the FPL Global Derivatives Committee and Jay Hurley of Morgan Stanley has been re-elected as Co-Chair of the FPL Global Foreign Exchange Committee.
[1 July 2009] FPL EMEA Quarterly Meeting, London, July 15th
Join FPL at the EMEA Quarterly Meeting as we explore the developments that have taken place within the electronic trading space over the past 12 months, the challenges that lie ahead and the increasingly important role of risk management. Please click here for further event information.
[29 June 2009] FPL Americas Quarterly Meeting, Chicago, July 16th
Register today to attend the FPL Americas Quarterly Meeting focused on 'Directions in the Electronic Trading of Derivatives' taking place in Chicago on July 16th. For further event information please click here
[26 June 2009] Register Today to Attend the FPL Americas Electronic Trading Conference, Nov 4th-5th
Register today to attend the 6th Annual FPL Americas Electronic Trading Conference. This year's event will offer separate business and technically focused days featuring industry leading speakers that will be addressing the key trading issues that will impact your firm in 2010 and beyond. For further information please, click here.
[18 June 2009] CME Group Recieves Award for FIX/FAST Market Data Feed
CME Group (FPL Premier Member) received the award for the Best Real Time Market Data Initiative at the 2009 Inside Market Data Awards for their FIX/FAST market data feed. For further information, please click here
[3 June 2009] FPL Implementation & Optimization Working Group Releases Academic Journal
The FPL Implementation and Optimization Working Group is pleased to announce the release of the first issue of its Academic Journal. Participants from within the FIX community have contributed six white papers on a wide range of topics related to FIX implementation and optimization. Click the above link to download this.
If you are interested in submitting a white paper for the next journal please contact Ryan Pierce (ryan.pierce@fixprotocol.org)or John Prewett(jprewett@lavatrading.com)
[4 May 2009]
More...
You are not logged in
If you register and log in you can participate in the discussion forums and access the FIX Protocol specifications and other content available only to registered users of the site. If you are employed by an FPL Member organization, registration can provide you with access to FPL Member-only content as well. Registration is free, requiring only a functioning Internet email account. As described in the site's privacy policy, FPL does not sell or redistribute registration lists to third party organizations.
The Financial Information eXchange (FIX) Protocol is a messaging standard developed specifically
for the real-time electronic exchange of securities transactions. FIX is a public-domain specification
owned and maintained by FIX Protocol, Ltd.
Our mission:
To improve the global trading process by defining, managing, and promoting
an open protocol for real-time, electronic communication between industry participants,
while complementing industry standards.
The FIX Protocol specification is maintained by the FIX Technical Committee, which receives its direction
from the international Steering Committees, the Global Steering Committee, and the various Working Groups
comprised of industry participants such as fund managers, brokers, exchanges, and vendors.
Those firms interested in joining FPL, can learn more about the organization and membership
by visiting our Join FPL section.
This FIX Website serves as the central repository and authority for all specification
documents, committee calendars, discussion forums, presentations, and everything
FIX.
|
