Treasury and Capital Markets
Treasury and Capital Markets
Diapason is a solution dedicated to the centralisation of cash management and back-office processes, and to the consolidation of cash flows, FX exposures, and financing, mainly in the context of large corporates with numerous subsidiaries, or possibly to banks or brokers, which need to provide a Web access to their branches.
Its next-generation, Service Oriented Architecture provides a smooth interface with, or replacement of, existing legacy systems within the corporation, avoiding disruption and operational risk.
One important driver is to provide DataBase agnostic functional components, which means that they can be plugged to numerous Trade and Risk Management Systems and Treasury Management Systems implemented at the Central Treasury.
The cornerstone of MCC’s service-oriented architecture relies on OpenSource technologies based on industry standards.
MCC has built its J2EE financial framework based on these technologies for the development of reusable, reliable and scalable component-based applications adapted to banking and financial requirements.
- Diapason is designed as a real SOA system.
- Back end server is hosted by a full fledge J2EE server, exposing services to front-end applications.
- Front end application is based on a RIA (Rich Internet Application) tool kit, that provides great user navigation capabilities and reduces back-end workload.
- Thanks to JPA technologies, Diapason is database independent.
- Based on OpenSource frameworks, Diapason is natively multi-platforms and multi-browsers.
On top of that, MCC has developed a strong knowledge in terms of workflow management.
Diapason workflow engine is based on JBPM (Java Business Process Management). It is designed to configure, manage and process life cycles from the workflow to the service orchestration.