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What is FIXML?

FIXML (Financial Information eXchange Markup Language) is an XML-based derivative of the FIX protocol. It is used for electronic trading and provides a standard messaging format for exchanging financial information between trading partners. FIXML enables more complex data structures and is often used for post-trade processing, allocation instructions, and other areas where the simpler tag=value encoding of the standard FIX protocol is less suitable. It's essentially FIX expressed in XML.

What other technologies are related to FIXML?

FIXML Competitor Technologies

FpML is a standard for OTC derivatives information, competing with FIXML in that domain, although they address different financial products.
mentioned alongside FIXML in 6% (58) of relevant job posts

FIXML Complementary Technologies

FIXML is the XML version of the FIX protocol. FIX and FIXML are thus strongly complementary. FIX is the base protocol and FIXML is its XML representation.
mentioned alongside FIXML in 1% (51) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning FIXML?

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