Applying multi product lines to equity market software ecosystem
Khosro Pakmanesh, Mehdi Mojaradi

TL;DR
This paper explores applying the Multi Product Line approach to develop a software ecosystem for the equity market, enabling real-time automated financial data flow among market participants.
Contribution
It demonstrates how MPL can be effectively used to design and validate a scalable, automated equity market software ecosystem, highlighting its viability and benefits.
Findings
Successful implementation of the SECO using MPL
Validation of MPL's effectiveness in equity market software
Preparation of technical infrastructure for real-time data flow
Abstract
Context: In recent decades, many financial markets and their participants have changed their working method from a completely manual and traditional one to an automatic one, benefiting from complex software systems. There are different approaches to the development of such software systems. Objective: In this paper, we study the application of the Multi Product Line (MPL) approach in the software ecosystem (SECO) of the equity market. By profiting from the concepts and practices of the MPL approach, we want to design a SECO that makes the real-time and automated flow of financial transaction data between market participants' software pieces possible. Method: We first provide some background information about the equity market, its participants and their relations, and two primary order life-cycles in which these players cooperate. After that, we analyze the variability in each market…
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TopicsAdvanced Software Engineering Methodologies
