Derivix Benefits
User Interface
- Pricing of equity and index options in real-time, including real-time implied volatilities.
- Extremely fast and easy navigation. Sub-second response times to call up new option chains or switch between customizable layouts.
- Flexible layout optimized for the visualization of multiple expirations all at
once.
- Rollovers to display away-markets for all bids and asks.
- Real-time full-screen stock ticker.
- Built specifically for MS Windows using .NET 2.0 for excellent performance and the richest user experience available.
Quantitative
- Lightning-fast support for the Derivix Volatility Time pricing model, as well as Black-Scholes and Binomial.
- Configure the Volatility Time model to account for variations of volatility before, during, and after the trading day, as well as earnings periods.
- Accurate pricing with dividends of even daily granularity without any degradation in performance.
- Calculator for pricing FLEX options.
Simulation and Risk Management
- Pricing of simulated scenarios in real-time, side-by-side with real and implied market values.
- Fully integrated position monitoring, facilitating powerful real-time single-symbol risk management and evaluation of unlimited "what if" scenarios.
- Fast switching between different simulations. Simulations persist throughout the trading day.
- Simulation of the risk effect of single- or multi-leg trades before order submission.
- Customizable volatility skew defaults.
- Execution of trades directly from within the pricing montage.
- Trade ticket window including a real-time order book and a real-time risk calculator.
All the pre-trade analytics you need are right there within the ticket itself.
- Our unique Spread Builder loads multi-leg spreads and orders into a single
ticket in a snap.
- FIX compliant. OMS and broker neutral. Route orders to your choice
of execution destinations or algorithms.
- Easy rebalancing of portfolio deltas and other greeks.
Integration
- Ability to plug in custom pricing models and import proprietary volatility skews.
- Integration of positions, dividends, interest rates, and equity symbol groups from external data sources.
- Fully flexible interest rate modeling, including rate curves or flat rates for hard-to-borrow stocks.