The FIX Guide was developed for professionals in the fixed income market to understand how to implement a system utilizing the FIX protocol. Written for business and product managers, the Guide is a high level view of the resources and skills necessary to exploit the preeminent global standard for the electronic trading of fixed income. Highlights include choosing FIX engines, network choices, testing, the rules of engagement and the FIX process for fixed income. As more trading partners and platforms develop FIX messaging capabilities, firms are looking for an understanding of the most efficient way to implement FIX. The second edition of the FIX Guide draws on the expertise and resources of over 30 industry participants.
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Very high level 'executive' overview of brokerage systems that use FIX. This book is of no value to anyone who needs to actually deal with any issues related to implementation of FIX. You could get much better information from (the very badly organized) Fix website: www.fixprotocol.org
Why is it that when you put a lot of presumed smart diligent people in an industry group it inevitably degenerates into an internal terminology obfuscation contest producing un-user friendly documentation and lousy websites? If anyone knows of a good book on programming a FIX engine please let me know.
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If you know even a little bit about FIX don't buy this book,
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When this book first came out I thought it would provide a good introduction to FIX and how to implement it; so I bought a copy. I was thoroughly disappointed. While waiting for the book to arrive I had spent a few days browsing through the FIXprotocol.org website and I had already learned more about FIX than what this book had to offer.
As other reviewers have said, if you are a high level manager who doesn't know FIX and wants to know what the fuss is all about, you might be able to gain something from this book. However if you are a developer/implementor or a FIX certification specialist, this book will provide very little value to you.
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A excellent Overview about FIX Implementation,
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This small book is necessary for everybody which is involved in a FIX implementation project. A excellent guide for this work.
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