MX.3
Treasury management systems
Commodity/energy trading, transaction, and risk management (CTRM/ETRM) software
Financial risk management software
Accounting & finance software
Financial services software
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What is MX.3
MX.3 is a CTRM/ETRM platform used to manage front-to-back commodity and energy trading activities, including deal capture, risk, and post-trade processing. It is typically used by trading firms, utilities, and energy/commodity desks that need integrated support for physical and financial products. The system combines trading workflows with risk analytics and accounting/settlement functions in a single platform, with deployment commonly seen in enterprise environments.
Front-to-back trade coverage
MX.3 supports end-to-end workflows from trade capture through confirmations, settlements, and accounting outputs. This reduces reliance on separate tools for trading operations and finance handoffs. It is designed for organizations that need consistent data across front, middle, and back office processes.
Integrated risk and valuation
The platform includes risk measurement and valuation capabilities tied directly to trading positions. This helps teams align P&L, exposures, and market data usage across functions. Compared with treasury-focused platforms, the design centers on trading and position/risk management rather than only cash and payments.
Enterprise controls and workflows
MX.3 is commonly implemented with role-based access, approvals, and operational workflows suited to controlled trading environments. It supports structured processes for confirmations, settlements, and lifecycle events. This can be beneficial for firms that require auditability across trading and post-trade operations.
Implementation can be complex
Deployments typically require significant configuration to match products, risk models, and operational processes. Integration work is often needed for market data, ERP/accounting, and downstream reporting. As a result, time-to-value can be longer than lighter-weight treasury or cash-management tools.
Less focused on payments connectivity
While it supports settlement and accounting-related outputs, it is not primarily a bank connectivity or payments execution hub. Organizations may still need separate connectivity services for multi-bank payment initiation, bank API aggregation, or payment file management. This is a common gap when comparing against treasury platforms centered on cash visibility and bank connectivity.
Requires specialized user expertise
The product is oriented toward commodity/energy trading operations and risk teams, which can increase training needs for broader finance users. Ongoing model governance, market data management, and product configuration often require dedicated expertise. Smaller teams may find the operational overhead higher than simpler finance systems.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| MX.3 (Enterprise) | Custom pricing — not published on official site; contact sales | Enterprise front-to-back-to-risk platform. Available as on-premises, managed services and vendor-managed SaaS (MXSaaS). MXSaaS has SOC 2 Type 1 attestation. Cloud-certified / supports AWS and Microsoft Azure. Tailored deployments and managed services (e.g., XVA as a Service, MXevolve). |
Seller details
Murex S.A.S.
Paris, France
1986
Private
https://www.murex.com/
https://x.com/MurexGroup
https://www.linkedin.com/company/murex/
