BestEx Research Launches AMS One Algorithmic Trading Platform

June 12, 2026
BestEx Research has launched AMS One, a comprehensive platform that enables banks and brokers to run algorithmic execution businesses across global equities and futures markets, integrating trading, analytics, and customization tools.

BestEx Research announced in a press release the launch of AMS One, a platform that allows banks and brokers to build and operate algorithmic execution businesses across global equities and futures markets. The system combines execution algorithms, transaction cost analytics, and customization tools in a single managed environment.

AMS One supports trading across equities in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia Pacific, as well as futures contracts on 21 global exchanges. It includes Strategy Studio, a no-code tool with over 150 parameters for algorithm configuration, and a flexible smart order routing framework that allows control over venue selection, order types, and execution behavior.

The platform offers real time monitoring for thousands of orders, configurable alerts, and built-in A/B testing to compare strategies. It also includes automated algorithm assignment based on order characteristics and a transaction cost analysis module for performance evaluation.

BestEx Research stated that AMS One builds on the company’s earlier AMS platform, launched in 2019, which has executed trillions in notional value for institutional investors.

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