HSBC Securities Services India (HSS) has this morning announced the launch of DerivEasy, which it describes as a first-of-its-kind web platform that will allow HSBC's institutional investors to get access to near real-time information on their Futures & Options (F&O) trades.

It says that DerivEasy intends to simplify the trade validation process, support investors in monitoring of margin requirements on existing and prospective trades, collateral utilisation, and position limits. The platform also offers setting up of customizable alerts to track critical information, amongst many other features.

Anuj Rathi, Head of HSBC Securities Services, India, said: "HSBC is at the forefront of adopting data and digital solutions for both client experience and internal efficiencies. It is our constant endeavour to support clients through access to innovative platforms and tools that aid their decision making including risk management.

"DerivEasy is one such tool. An industry first, this platform is a culmination of feedback from our clients and market participants and we truly believe it will set a new market standard in this area".

Ravi Varanasi, Head of Business Development at NSE (National Stock Exchange), said: "India is amongst the largest F&O market globally by trading volume and has the potential to grow further. The launch of DerivEasy, a feature-rich online platform by HSBC is a commendable initiative and a step in the right direction towards building market infrastructure and growth through the use of data and digital."

Ramamoorthy Rajagopal, COO of DSP Mutual Fund India, said: "HSBC is a trusted partner who strives to offer the right solutions to its clients. DerivEasy is one such unique solution that will help institutional F&O investors manage their investments more efficiently by having access to real time information."

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HSBC Securities Services India (HSS) has this morning announced the launch of DerivEasy, which it describes as a first-of-its-kind web platform that will allow HSBC's institutional investors to get access to near real-time information on their Futures & Options (F&O) trades.

It says that DerivEasy intends to simplify the trade validation process, support investors in monitoring of margin requirements on existing and prospective trades, collateral utilisation, and position limits. The platform also offers setting up of customizable alerts to track critical information, amongst many other features.

Anuj Rathi, Head of HSBC Securities Services, India, said: "HSBC is at the forefront of adopting data and digital solutions for both client experience and internal efficiencies. It is our constant endeavour to support clients through access to innovative platforms and tools that aid their decision making including risk management.

"DerivEasy is one such tool. An industry first, this platform is a culmination of feedback from our clients and market participants and we truly believe it will set a new market standard in this area".

Ravi Varanasi, Head of Business Development at NSE (National Stock Exchange), said: "India is amongst the largest F&O market globally by trading volume and has the potential to grow further. The launch of DerivEasy, a feature-rich online platform by HSBC is a commendable initiative and a step in the right direction towards building market infrastructure and growth through the use of data and digital."

Ramamoorthy Rajagopal, COO of DSP Mutual Fund India, said: "HSBC is a trusted partner who strives to offer the right solutions to its clients. DerivEasy is one such unique solution that will help institutional F&O investors manage their investments more efficiently by having access to real time information."