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Bangladeshi IT Firm Launches Local Order Management System for Capital Market

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Bdtask Limited, a Bangladeshi IT company, launched 'Velexa OMS' to manage transactions and data for brokerage houses, stock exchanges, and intermediary institutions in Bangladesh's capital market. The platform addresses the lack of a centralized order management system for the nearly 300 brokerage houses operating in the country. The software is designed to provide independent and secure services while keeping data hosted within Bangladesh's data centers.

From thebangladeshtoday.com

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The new platform offers an alternative to costly imported foreign software, which many large brokerage houses currently rely on. Smaller firms, which find proprietary software or maintaining in-house IT teams extremely expensive, can adopt the solution via subscription without heavy upfront investment. This initiative promotes domestic IT solutions within Bangladesh.

From thebangladeshtoday.com

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    Brokerage houses might reduce their operational costs associated with purchasing proprietary software or maintaining in-house IT teams.

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