LSEG Data & Analytics has launched REDI on Workspace, embedding execution management directly into its flagship platform, LSEG Workspace. This marks a significant milestone in unifying front-office workflows for investment professionals.
With REDI on Workspace, clients now benefit from a seamless experience that combines streamlined execution management, real-time market intelligence, and customisable workflows for equities, options and futures.
By offering execution within Workspace, REDI complements LSEG’s TORA OEMS offering, which delivers more sophisticated functionality and automation for customers with more complex execution requirements.
Holden Sibley, Head of Investment Management & Execution Solutions, LSEG, commented: “Our strategy is to deliver to customers the unparalleled breadth of LSEG’s capabilities through the Workspace ecosystem. By integrating execution management directly into Workspace, we’re empowering clients to act on insights without switching systems. It’s a smarter, faster way to trade.”
Source: LSEG
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