GTN And Blue Ocean Tech Collaborate For 24-Hour US Stock Accessibility

 


Global fintech leaders GTN and Blue Ocean Technologies (BOT) have embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration, introducing extended trading hours for US stocks in the Asia Pacific (APAC) and Middle East markets. This strategic partnership signifies a significant milestone as Blue Ocean ATS expands into the Middle East while advancing its growth in the APAC region. Through this alliance, GTN aims to empower partners, brokers, banks, wealth managers, and fintechs to provide investors worldwide with unprecedented 24-hour access to US National Market System (NMS) stocks. The real-time trading experience facilitated by the Blue Ocean Session, incorporating electronic order delivery and live data, enhances flexibility for investors in the APAC and Middle East regions, opening up new opportunities during regular local trading hours.

Brian Hyndman, CEO of Blue Ocean Technologies, expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with GTN, emphasizing the shared vision of leveraging technology to expand their global trading customer base. This partnership is crucial for Blue Ocean, marking its entry into a new market and aligning with its mission of fostering accessibility worldwide. GTN's Group CEO, Manjula Jayasinghe, sees the collaboration as a significant stride toward realizing their vision of universal access to global financial markets. This partnership reinforces GTN's commitment to breaking down barriers and enhancing accessibility for investors worldwide through extended trading hours tailored to the unique needs of the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions. GTN's extended hours service allows for nearly 24-hour access to US markets, presenting substantial opportunities for international investors seeking expanded access to US equities trading and data.

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