Nissay Asset Management Adopts Virtu's Triton Platform

Triton's integrated trading capabilities and analytics to streamline operations across global markets

Mar. 22, 2026 at 11:12pm

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Nissay Asset Management Corporation, a 100% subsidiary asset management company established in 1995, has selected Virtu Financial's Triton platform to streamline its trading operations across global markets. Following a comprehensive vendor evaluation process, Nissay Asset Management chose Triton based on its seamless integration of Algo Wheel and Analytics capabilities, along with Virtu's ability to deliver bespoke wheel logic tailored to Nissay AM's specific internal requirements.

Why it matters

This partnership demonstrates Virtu's commitment to supporting institutional clients with integrated technology solutions that evolve alongside their business needs. Nissay Asset Management's selection of Triton validates Virtu's strategy of delivering flexible, best-in-class trading technology that can adapt to each client's unique workflow requirements.

The details

Triton is a global, multi-asset execution management system (EMS) for trading equities, ETFs, futures, options, FX, and fixed income across 700+ brokers and venues. Nissay Asset Management successfully went live with domestic Japanese flow in September, with ex-Japan trading desks scheduled to transition to the platform later this year. The integration has significantly enhanced Nissay's operational efficiency, and the firm anticipates leveraging Triton's transaction cost analysis (TCA) to further optimize its execution performance.

  • Nissay Asset Management went live with Triton for domestic Japanese flow in September 2026.
  • Nissay Asset Management's ex-Japan trading desks are scheduled to transition to the Triton platform later in 2026.

The players

Nissay Asset Management Corporation

A 100% subsidiary asset management company established in 1995 that brings together the Group's asset management capabilities.

Virtu Financial, Inc.

A leading financial services firm that leverages cutting-edge technology to provide execution services and data, analytics and connectivity products to its clients and deliver liquidity to the global markets.

Triton

Virtu's global, multi-asset execution management system (EMS) for trading equities, ETFs, futures, options, FX, and fixed income across 700+ brokers and venues.

Shuichi Uchida

Head of Trading at Nissay Asset Management.

Phil Chevalier

Co-Head of Virtu Execution Services APAC.

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What they’re saying

“By implementing Virtu Triton and POSIT Alert, we have successfully centralized key functions—including automated execution, RFQs, and IOIs—into a single, streamlined interface. This integration has significantly enhanced our operational efficiency, and we anticipate that leveraging TCA will further optimize our execution performance. We highly value Triton's intuitive operability and scalability, as well as Virtu's exceptional responsiveness to our specific requirements. As a leading OEMS provider, we look forward to their continued innovation and dedicated support.”

— Shuichi Uchida, Head of Trading at Nissay Asset Management

“This selection validates our strategy of delivering integrated, best-in-class technology solutions with the flexibility to adapt to each client's unique workflow requirements. We're particularly proud that our growing reputation among Japanese asset managers and our commitment to bespoke solutions resonated so strongly throughout their selection process.”

— Phil Chevalier, Co-Head of Virtu Execution Services APAC

What’s next

Nissay Asset Management's ex-Japan trading desks are scheduled to transition to the Triton platform later in 2026.

The takeaway

Nissay Asset Management's adoption of Virtu's Triton platform demonstrates the growing demand among Japanese institutional investors for integrated, flexible trading technology solutions that can streamline operations and optimize execution performance across global markets.