Trading Floor Architecture.
Financial trading environments have unique requirements: microsecond latency, regulatory compliance, and extreme reliability.
Trading systems operate under extreme constraints: latency measured in microseconds, uptime requirements of 99.999%, and regulatory oversight that demands complete audit trails. ABIS integration must respect these constraints.
The trading technology stack typically includes: order management systems (OMS), execution management systems (EMS), market data feeds, risk engines, and compliance systems. ABIS integrates as a behavioral analysis layer that enhances existing risk controls.
Key architectural decisions: where in the order flow to insert ABIS checks, synchronous vs asynchronous analysis, and how to handle ABIS unavailability without disrupting trading operations.
ORDER MANAGEMENT
Central system managing order lifecycle. ABIS integrates here for pre-trade behavioral analysis.
PRE-TRADEEXECUTION MANAGEMENT
Smart order routing and execution. ABIS monitors execution patterns for manipulation.
EXECUTIONRISK ENGINE
Real-time position and P&L monitoring. ABIS adds behavioral risk dimension.
REAL-TIMECOMPLIANCE
Regulatory reporting and surveillance. ABIS provides behavioral evidence for investigations.
POST-TRADE