Value proposition

The financial data standards integration and software consultancy. Capital Markets, Payments. CDM, FpML, FIX, ISO 20022.

TradeHeader drives the standardisation of data to streamline connectivity, enhance operational efficiencies, reduce costs and mitigate risk in financial markets. It is the bridge between diverse financial messaging standards, including FpML, CDM, FIX & ISO 20022, between third-party solutions and in-house technology, between counterparties in the market, between an institution’s strategic vision and the execution of that vision.

TradeHeader fills the knowledge gap within the companies through its consulting, tooling, programming and training solutions. It helps organisations map and navigate their individual transformation journeys as they address existing operational challenges, embrace emerging technologies such as the cloud and blockchain, and navigate an evolving and ever more demanding global regulatory environment.

TradeHeader is one of the few providers in its field that is positioned to support financial institutions in four key areas – standards expertise, business/industry knowledge, complex financial products, and IT/technology skills.

Since its establishment in 2011, TradeHeader has successfully expanded its remit beyond the provision of CDM, FpML, FIX & ISO 20022 training. As it has grown that training capability, so institutions have sought to further tap TradeHeader’s expertise and knowledge in the standards space.

To meet this demand, TradeHeader has broadened its focus to encompass consultancy and software development services. Today it offers its own analysis solution, data validation tools and messaging software to tier 1 banks and other financial services organisations around the world.

FpML, OTC derivatives, consulting, software development, FIX, FIXML, ISO20022, Regulatory Reporting, messaging standards, financial products, CDM, MxML, exotic products, payments, SWIFT MT, web services, API, Murex, Document Digitization, DITA, Digital Regulatory Reporting, and derivatives regulation