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Trading Software...that's one. Surely there would be other software requirements....Risk Management, Back-office including Accounting & Auditing, CRM, Workflow...maybe other things that I don't even know about?

Can someone point out all the softwares required for setting up a new Prop. Trading firm? And of course, any links to further reading, comparisons and suppliers would be most welcome.

My post was actually about Institutions who are providing prop. trading DMA/STP access to Funds/Investment Entities registered with SEBI, which is one hell of trouble. Many institutions like Deutche Bank, Merrill etc. have readied DMA access to Indian exchanges for their clients. I am sure...

See this thread http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=169017&highlight=india

Anyone know of any prop. trading platform/broker/institution that has dma/stp access to Indian Stock & Futures especially the NSE?

I am looking at a scenario where multiple users, with multiple test cases are there and the data for all should be on the office server. Again data may be queried on one or multiple symbols by one or multiple people/strategies/test case softwares, repeated multiple times for the same/similar...

Yes, they do. As I said, its in a business center, as normally many new foreign companies do sometimes. And there's no customer services there in the troubleshooting sense. Its marketing people & client evaluation staff (KYC norms) doubling to troubleshoot minor problems of their new clients. If...

Testing waters :confused: They are operating out of a business center. They are connecting clients through a Hong Kong based Hub...I believe orders are going all the way to HK, only to come back to NSE India...ditto with feed...at least that's where my computer is connecting. They don't have...

Actually, I was thinking of a more modular approach, rather one extra module...the Data server, to replace the feed from the broker/data provider. Basically, the target is to buy historical tick feed and keep on adding to it on a daily basis using a real-time feed provider. Subsequently, to...

Well, they are testing the market. It has always been that way in India, whatever market is opened up. It has happened in Telecom and the same will happen in Financial Industry. It will all be high prices until they realize the numbers they can get on the bottom of the pyramid. Then competition...

Actually IB seems to be working towards an early mover advantage in Indian Markets. Indian Authorities would like to phase out the P-notes and had too, but the recession forced them to re-open the route. Investors using P-Notes through Foreign Institutional Investors are a big force in...

Well, that part-sentence contains the core of my question :D Would you care to elaborate on some issues? I will be trading American & European Stock & Commodity futures markets by next year. So comparison of market nuances and perceptions seems to be the best way of learning about western...

Hello HA I'm sure the OP will heed your warning. I am in India and just became an IB client, so when I saw the post, replied with what I knew. But, I'm curious. What exactly you mean by that. Since getting into technical analysis, I have been beginning to think that our markets...

Hello All As I get more into technical Trading, I find that the Retail tools for Trading do not cover the entire user requirement. I find that back-testing & optimizing multiple scenarios in multiple ways is really not possible in these systems or is just too slow. One major problem I find...

India, Singapore & Hong Kong are available on IB.