Trade lifecycle
End the asset-class silo.
Equities, fixed income, derivatives, and digital should not each own a separate OMS, confirm path, and control archive. Sylgate puts book, confirm, settle, mark, and evidence on one spine — one stack for the franchise.
Stages
One lifecycle. Every market.
The stages do not change when the instrument does. New asset classes extend the book — they do not invent another platform.
Working blotter and journal
Orders, fills, and allocations with durable history. Desk actions leave an audit trail on the same record as the trade.
Counterparty match
Confirms and breaks land against the book — reconciliation uses the same truth as the trade, not a parallel copy.
Status, fails, evidence
Settlement outcomes stay attached to the lifecycle. Fail and status evidence does not live in a separate archive.
Marks to P&L
Valuation and economics read the same positions the desk already booked — finance does not rebuild the trade.
No more stack per asset class
Equities, rates, credit, FX, listed derivatives, and tokenised product share booking, ops, and evidence. Cross-asset positions finally sit in one truth.
Consolidate, do not layer
Replace parallel OMS, middle-office, and control towers with one operating layer. Change and onboarding hit one system — not a programme per market.
Post-issuance on the same book
Tokenised repo, bonds, and equity do not need a second franchise stack. They run on the same lifecycle as conventional markets.
Platform
One book. Every function. Every market.
Capture, confirm, settle, mark, and evidence share the same record — so ops, finance, and audit leave the per-asset-class stack behind.
Consolidate the systems
One lifecycle stack instead of separate booking, recon, and control platforms bolted on by desk.
Unify the markets
Conventional and tokenised product on the same spine — no silo for equities, no silo for rates, no silo for digital.
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