Trusted specialists in futures reporting and data solutions

Our Story
We are a small, dedicated group of professionals, which have been in the Futures space for over four decades. Our career paths have been diverse, and we have held various positions at FCM’s over all those years. We even still remember when the CME did Pork Belly deliveries on punch cards!
During our tenure in the Futures Industry we have been through the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, Black Monday in 1987, dealt with the Chicago River flood of 1992, saw the Dow cross 10,000 points in 1999, lived through all the Y2K system projects, swore at the Dow Tech Bubble for erasing our 401K’s and shed tears during the tragic events of 9/11.
The bottom line is that with all this previous history and experiences KITB is uniquely positioned as the premier vendor for your transactional processing needs in the Futures space.
Our Core Values
Integrity
We maintain the highest standards of accuracy, security, and ethical practices in all we do. We employ a customer-centric approach that prioritizes our client’s interests and needs above our own.
Trust
Openness, honesty, and reliability play a critical role in the relationships we have with our clients.
Fairness
We treat our clients as we want to be treated. Commitment to open-mindedness, treating people with respect and being consistent in our decision-making processes.
Simplicity
Our custom software services make our data solutions easy to use and integrate smoothly into your operations.
Core Service Technology
At KITB, we rely on proven technology to deliver on five key areas:
For us, the platform of choice is the same platform we utilized during our extensive tenure working directly for the FCM community, the IBM Power platform.
Our Server Partitions have been carefully designed with the following attributes:
Redundant Data Centers
KITB currently employs two cloud hosted logical IBM Power partitions for full redundancy. As shown from the map below, we have strategically located our primary and secondary servers fifteen hundred miles apart, a distance far greater than the minimum recommended distance of one hundred miles, that is often published for disaster recovery purposes.
Customer Retention
Platform Uptime

The Data Centers we employ have been carefully selected based on the following attributes:


