Fimat improves online futures system

The Fimat Group, a brokerage unit of Société Générale, has launched a new customisable version of its Web-based customer interface system, Fimacis.

The Fimacis system provides users with online access to complete trading and clearing information, such as daily trades, open positions, margin requirements, cash and security movements, links to exchanges, as well as a trade-matching feature.

The upgrade improves the ability for clients to manage their derivatives clearing data by offering a flexible and customisable reporting function, as well as superior performance and speed, Fimat claimed. The new version integrates a new reporting module and features interactive data filters and an improved scheduler, allowing for the automatic retrieval of reports for printing plus the downloading of files and queries.

“The new improvements to Fimacis gives clients the ability to more effectively manage their futures account information, enhancing the seamless integration of back-office operations,” claimed Marc Breillout, Fimat chairman and chief executive.

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