DTS - The Undisputed Global Leader in Powerful Data and Analytics Applications

Company FAQs

What does Derivative Trading Systems (DTS) do ?

DTS is a market data and software solution provider for the Finance and Corporate sector.   DTS’s products cover low latency real-time data distribution, risk management solutions and historical financial market data, and are used by our customers ranging from the largest, best known investment and commercial banks to more recently, a wide variety of hedge funds.

DTS has offices in London and a sales office in Sydney covering the expanding Asia Pacific markets. The Company's global presence now encompasses sixteen countries.

Our flagship product is the highly popular Horizon suite. From its inception, Horizon was a revolutionary trade analysis product that brought together a sophisticated database of market data and a range of analysis not previously available. Horizon still continues to boast features that many other third party and home grown applications are unable to reproduce. Our Yield curve data goes back to 1986 for major currencies. Spot FX and other selected data goes back to 1980. Horizon has been used by many of our clients to assist them to identify and verify profitable trading scenarios.

Specialties

Market Data Distribution,  Treasury Portfolio Management,  Market Data Analysis & Display,  Data Display Solutions,  ExPDA - Excel Publish and Display,  Web Services.

How long has DTS been in business ?

DTS was established in 1992 in the UK and has continued to expand since that time.

Which Financial Markets do you cover and support ?

DTS’s products cover a broad range of industry users. The initial focus on the Financial industry has been expanded in recent year with the introduction of a range of products suited to Corporate users, Researchers, Academics and individual users.

Where are your clients located ?

DTS has clients in many of the world’s major financial centres with the numbers of users worldwide growing all the time. We also have corporate clients that are located in countries and cities that are not major financial centres.

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