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Tora, a provider of trading technology services, reports the release of a stock borrow management solution integrated with prime broker eLocate platforms.
The eLocate feature also is integrated with Tora’s allocation engine, which can distribute borrow across different accounts with different prime brokerages, according to a Tora spokesperson.
The solution enables clients to transform an operational process with up to 10 separate steps into a single-click solution, among other capabilities, according to a company statement.
The privately held company’s approach to product development is to “focus on client workflows while leveraging our advanced cloud-based infrastructure and cross-product integrations,” Robert Dykes, CEO of Tora, says in the statement. “The results of this approach are products that help the buy side solve issues and improve fund performance.”
Tora has more than 225 employees, with offices in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, San Francisco, and Cluj-Napoca, Romania, the statement notes.
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