| 2009 |
- Xstrata Copper choose Brady's raw materials module for Peru & Chile
- Sebastian Esposito appointed Head of Sales, Americas
- Standard Bank Go Live with Brady for Trading and Risk Management including new LME SMART Interface
- Toyota Tsusho Metals Go Live with Brady for Trading and Risk Management
- Robert Brady moves to Non-Exec Role
- LME Specialist, Bob Watson joins Brady to head up LME Operations and Development
- Xstrata Copper choose Brady's Raw Materials Module
- Xstrata Copper Go Live with Brady's Risk Management
- Brady opens Asia Pacific Office in Singapore
- Brady aquires Commodities Software (UK) Ltd, known as Comsoft
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| 2008 |
- Toyota Tsusho metals chooses Brady for hedging & risk management on LME
- AMC choose Brady for trading risk management
- Brady provides connectivity to LME Select
- Asarco sign up for Brady's trading & risk solution
- BGC signs with Brady for Commodity risk management
- Prysmian Group chooses Brady for risk management
- Xstrata Copper sign with Brady for global risk management
- Brady opened London office
- Brady Concentrates Module released
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| 2007 |
- Gavin Lavelle appointed as Chief Executive Officer
- Paul Fullagar appointed as Chairman
- Novelis Inc begins implementation of Trinity
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 2003 |
- Commonwealth Bank of Australia choose Trinity.
- Third party models interface. Further work on physicals includes summary invoicing; rent agreements, alumina, unallocated stock pools.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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. |