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The Testing Approach to Stock Exchange Applications
Overview From the days of physical scrip to dematerialized stocks and from the days of simple equities to structured products, stock exchanges throughout the world have witnessed enormous change in their functioning. And ever since the introduction of online trading, the financial market has undergone a rapid change, leading to complexities and risks. Hence arises the need for a rigorous testing process, especially in terms of latency and performance, which this paper discusses about.
| Publisher | AppLabs | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2009 | ||
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