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Date: 05 June 2024
Location: TMX Market Centre, 120 Adelaide Street West, Toronto M5X 1G3
Source: wfe-esg.wfecm.com
On June 5, the World Federation of Exchanges gathered its members and stakeholders to address key ESG issues within the exchange and market infrastructure sector. The event, chaired by TMX Group, took place at the TMX Market Centre in Toronto. It featured a variety of panels, keynote speeches, and fireside chats with industry leaders discussing how the sector will address the challenges of financing the green transition.
Kirill Zagorouiko, COO of Exactpro Group, and Thomas Tholler, Director of Exactpro USA, were onsite to engage with the community and discuss the Exactpro’s AI Testing practice built with sustainability in mind.
Exactpro is an independent provider of AI-enabled software testing services for financial sector organisations. Our clients are exchanges, post-trade platform operators, and banks across 20 countries. Our area of expertise comprises protocol-based testing of matching engines, market data, market surveillance, clearing and settlement systems, payments APIs. We help our clients to decrease time to market, maintain regulatory compliance, improve scalability, latency and operational resiliency. Exactpro is involved in a variety of transformation programmes related to large-scale cloud and DLT implementations at systemically important organisations.
Our approaches leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to help harness the power of exploratory data analysis and big data analytics to assist in the generation of test ideas and the interpretation of test results, supported by advanced execution capabilities of the th2 frameworks suite.
Founded in 2009, the Exactpro Group is headquartered in the UK and operates delivery centres in Georgia, Sri Lanka, Armenia, Lithuania and the UK and representative offices in the US, Canada, Italy and Australia.