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About Brady plc

Founded in 1985, Brady plc provides the leading trading and risk management software for global commodity markets. On a single platform, Trinity provides a complete integrated solution supporting entire commodities trading operations.

Brady has more than 20 years of expertise and more than 500 users worldwide, including some of the largest financial institutions and mining corporations who depend on Brady's software solutions to deliver mission critical business transactions across their global networks.

Brady plc (BRY.L) is publicly traded company listed on the AIM of the London Stock Exchange following its IPO in June 2004. The company employs over 50 people from its offices located in Cambridge, London, The Netherlands and the United States.

 

Brady plc - Key Developments

2006
  • Top copper producer selects Trinity. Large freight trading company selects Opval. European metals trading company selects Trinity.
  • Leading U.S. investment bank chooses Trinity for global precious metals trading, and one of world's largest recycler of metal products and manufacturer of rolled products selects Trinity.
2005
  • Trinity V600 released with important enhancements including retrospective functionality, Auto FX, P/L attribution, enhanced communications engine.
  • Open Standards Agreement with Commodities Software (UK) Ltd's Aquarius solution. Brady plc acquires Tradesoft BV and its AllTrade solution.
2004
  • Brady successfully lists on AIM of the London Stock Exchange increasing market capitalisation ten fold.
  • New functionality announced in V600 includes retrospective capability, P&L attribution, on general release July 2005.
  • Gerald Metals, HSBC and Alcan all choose Trinity. Brady plc acquires Colplan Systems Ltd and its Opval solution.
2003
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia choose Trinity.
  • Third party models interface. Further work on physicals includes summary invoicing; rent agreements, alumina, unallocated stock pools.
2002 Developed new physicals functionality with Koch Metals. This includes physical trade types, stock movements, secondary and pass through costs, advances, draft, provisional and final invoices.
2001
  • Trafigura chooses Brady for trading operation. Investec London chooses Trinity for metals, and FX.
  • New pricing module includes min-max options and development of commodity swaps for Energy Derivatives.
2000
  • Koch Metals become the third London site for Metals.
  • Major Back Office enhancements, including using Trinity as multi-entity product; interfacing with the LCH for LME products; margining to include SPAN; production of regulatory reporting, and the development of Warrant processing with related invoicing take place.
  • CIMB sponsored significant treasury developments including Nostro's, Cash Management and SSI's.
1998 Standard Bank London chooses Brady and expands the use of pricing exotic metals instruments within Trinity.
1997 NM Rothschild becomes first user of Trinity Commodity Desk module developed for bullion.
1989 NM Rothschild purchases Brady's interest rates derivatives pricing and risk management system to support trading in swaps and options on interest rate products.
1987 New customers included Rudolf Wolff, Brandeis and Lehman Bros.
1985 Midland Bank requests development of pricing algorithms for FX options and becomes Brady's first client.

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