Beeks says exchange-run managed infrastructure cuts emerging-market trading access time to days
Bitget2026/10/14 11:44- Beeks published analysis warning that high operational costs are delaying global brokers’ entry into emerging-market exchanges.
- Traditional market entry can take 18+ months, driven by infrastructure buildouts, certification queues, tax exposure, and hardware constraints.
- Server prices have risen 300-400% in 18 months, extending procurement lead times and weakening the economics of new-market launches.
- Exchanges are shifting to managed, cloud-like infrastructure inside their data centers, cutting onboarding from months to as little as a day.
- JSE’s managed model now generates about 10% of total volume, targeting 25%; BMV participants reported roughly 200% higher activity.
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