IPC Partners with 24X National Exchange to Support Round-the-Clock US Equities Trading | LeapRate | Online Trading Industry News, Broker Intelligence & Fintech Analysis
Financial communications firm IPC Systems has formed a strategic partnership with 24X National Exchange to distribute market data for overnight weekday trading in US equities, with a particular focus on serving participants across Asia-Pacific.
24X National Exchange is the first US national securities exchange to receive SEC approval for overnight weekday trading, enabling a 23-hours-a-day, five-days-a-week trading model.
Through the partnership, IPC will provide access to 24X market data across its low-latency global network, allowing firms to engage with US equities markets outside traditional trading hours.
IPC’s established presence in key Asia-Pacific financial centres, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, Taiwan, and Sydney, is seen as central to the move.
As demand for overnight US equities trading has grown significantly across the region, the partnership is designed to ensure reliable, real-time data distribution to market participants in those hubs.
“As U.S. equities trading extends beyond traditional market hours, reliable market data and connectivity are more important than ever for global firms,” commented Paul Zatek, Head of Global Data Sales at IPC. “By partnering with 24X, we’re enabling firms to connect with confidence and leverage IPC’s global ecosystem to support performance, resilience, and readiness from day one.”
Dmitri Galinov, chief executive and founder of 24X National Exchange, said working with IPC provides Asia-Pacific participants with a “trusted and scalable path to access our SEC-regulated exchange using proven infrastructure to fulfill their overnight trading needs.”
The collaboration will also allow firms to accelerate onboarding, improve internal coordination, and validate workflows within a production-grade environment as the overnight trading market continues to develop.
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