varuna Technology

constantly evolving

 

 
 
 

TECHNOLOGY


 

OUR PROPRIETARY EXECUTION PLATFORM IS THE
BACKBONE of varuna.

By combining cutting-edge technology, access to all global liquid markets and a
multilayered risk management framework, we have fully automated all trading
decisions in order to remove any biases from the human mind.

This allows us to combine a large number of trading strategies and simultaneously apply them to thousands of trading instruments across all major financial markets.

The end result is an exceptional risk return profile with low correlation to stocks or other asset classes.

 
 

“THE BEST IDEAS are THE STEPCHILDren OF TECHNOLOGY. OFTEN DISCOVERED WHILE RESEARCHING SOMETHING ELSE, THEY COULD HAVE ONLY BEEN PERCEIVED USING A STATISTICALLY RIGOROUS TESTING ENVIRONMENT, WHICH DOES NOT LET CERTAIN DISLOCATION GO UNNOTICED.”

— MAGRINO BINI - CTO

 
 

platform properties


Event-driven infrastructure

Our systems allow us to rebuild the timeline of events, just as an astute forensic investigator does.

Normalized

We transform data so that we can handle every asset type and market with the same approach.

Distributed, scalable and redundant

Our infrastructure runs in tens of servers in different locations.

Multiple programming languages

While the core of our technology is written in high-performance Java, our systems accommodate signal generators that are written in any programming language.

High performance

Sub-millisecond tick-to-trade latency allows peak throughput performance in excess of 1 million events per second.

 

“Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful.”

— John Maeda

 

NUMBERS OVERVIEW


 

10+

Live strategies


100+

strategies that will never meet the criteria to be included in the VARUNA fund


500+

executions each day


 

1,000+

CPU’s working for VARUNA (24/7)


10,000+

tradable instruments monitored


500,000+

lines of code (Java and Python)


 

200,000,000

events per day


50BN+

calculations per day


0

emotionally-biased decisions