NTT Singapore partners with SGX for more accessible trading facilites

As a Network Service Provider, NTT Singapore will offer NTT Com Low-Latency Service for access to global stock exchanges.

In a release, NTT Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NTT Communications Corporation, announced that it has successfully attained the status of NSP (Network Service Provider) in collaboration with SGX. Leveraging on the NSP, NTT Singapore will be able to offer customers collocated in SGX; access to other global / regional stock exchanges and their home markets using NTT Com Low-Latency Service.

In addition, customers who co-locate in NTT Singapore’s new data centre will be able to reach out to trading communities in Chicago, Tokyo and soon, Hong Kong, amongst others; via our low-latency infrastructure comprising of ASE, PC-1 and NTT Communications’ data centres which are strategically located in close proximity of exchanges. All NTT Communications’ data centres are inter-linked by dedicated high bandwidth and carrier-grade backbone, providing customers optimal access to market information and trading activities.

“Low latency network has increasingly become an important differentiating factor in the financial services industry. Every microsecond counts! Our goal is to enhance customer experience by improving latency between customers’ trading facilities and financial exchanges so that customers can enjoy faster access to market data and trading opportunities,” said Mr Takeshi Kazami, President and CEO.

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