Jakarta Stock Exchange Selects INFOREACH FIX Engine to Enable Remote TradingCHICAGO, February 21, 2002 -- Nearly 200 member firms of the Jakarta Stock Exchange (JSX) will soon be able to trade electronically via Financial Information Exchange (FIX) Protocol, thanks to technology supplied by InfoReach, Inc. (http://www.inforeachinc.com). The JSX has licensed INFOREACH FIX Engine as part of its Jakarta Automated Trading System (JATS) remote trading project. With the goal of facilitating electronic communication between the JSX, its member brokers and regulating entities, the FIX Protocol engine software will be integrated with JSX's trading system and with each member firm's order management system.The first phase of the project includes 11 member firms; other firms are expected to transition to electronic trading within two years. "Over the past few years the FIX Protocol has achieved worldwide acceptance among various financial industry participants - hedge funds, money managers, sell-side firms, traditional exchanges and ECNs," said Allen Zaydlin, president of InfoReach. "We are pleased to assist the JSX in implementing this critical technology." In selecting a FIX engine to power the JATS, the JSX evaluated software against several key criteria, including fault tolerance, the ability to support 900 messages per second over 800+ FIX sessions, and the ability to support disaster recovery site operation. INFOREACH FIX Engine met the requirements in all areas. JSX awarded a $1.6 million contract to Astra Graphia, Indonesia's largest IT firm, to design and implement the JATS. InfoReach is working closely with Astra Graphia to provide support during the entire project. About InfoReach, Inc. About Jakarta Stock Exchange. About PT Astra Graphia Tbk. CONTACT: | ||