
Sinara in Mondo Visione – Preparing Brokers for LME 2026 Market Reforms
Sinara was recently featured in a Mondo Visione article highlighting the upcoming London Metal Exchange (LME) 2026 reforms and the technology challenges brokers will face.
It has been built for exchanges and brokers that need robust replacements for inflexible legacy or obsolete trading operational systems. It is for anyone frustrated by poor data and scattered processes and for new brokers or digital exchanges that need a rapid go-to-market trading solution.
SinaraTLC is a set of trading hubs which can be adapted for brokers, exchanges, clearers or custodians. Each hub contains a series of functional modules and user interfaces which Sinara customise to meet client requirements. The modules can run as stand-alone applications or be integrated as an end-to-end trading platform.
The SinaraTLC suite of software components allow us to rapidly develop new systems for processes across the trade lifecycle, from placing an order, risk management, and matching, through to clearing and custody. These combine high speed, scalable back-ends with secure web-based GUIs that can be used by both financial firms and their customers.
Ensuring future performance
Clients have three options for hosting and management of SinaraTLC and can select from different service packages to suit their needs.
Sinara consultants recommend network infrastructure and integrations and will project manage the implementation.
Sinara works with client teams to ensure users are fully trained and familiar with the functionality and capabilities of the system.

Sinara was recently featured in a Mondo Visione article highlighting the upcoming London Metal Exchange (LME) 2026 reforms and the technology challenges brokers will face.

For years, small and start-up exchanges—particularly those in emerging markets—have relied on large, off-the-shelf trading platforms to get up and running. These systems promise speed

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