Beeks Financial Cloud Group has signed an agreement with nuam, the regional holding company that integrates the stock exchanges of Chile, Colombia and Peru.
The deal, the fifth of its kind signed by the technology provider this year, will see Beeks provide cloud infrastructure services to trading participants across the three markets.
Under the agreement, Beeks will deliver its Exchange Cloud platform, which nuam plans to use to onboard both domestic and international trading firms.
The arrangement operates under a revenue-sharing model and is intended to support nuam’s development of a unified, multi-country exchange ecosystem in Latin America.
nuam brings together the Santiago Stock Exchange, the Bolsa de Valores de Lima and the Bolsa de Valores de Colombia under a single market architecture, making it the first integrated exchange of its kind in the region.
Beeks’ Exchange Cloud is a managed, multi-tenant infrastructure platform designed to allow exchanges to offer cloud-based compute and analytics services directly to their participants.
According to the companies, the platform will provide low-latency and secure infrastructure across all three countries, with the aim of simplifying and accelerating the process for firms to connect to the market.
The move is expected to lower barriers to entry for new participants and support liquidity by enabling faster access to trading venues.
Gordon McArthur, chief executive of Beeks, said the agreement reflects growing demand from exchanges for cloud-based infrastructure services.
“Our Exchange Cloud platform is designed to help exchanges onboard participants more quickly and efficiently, while allowing them to maintain control of their client relationships and brand,” he said.
Juan Pablo Córdoba, chief executive of nuam, said the partnership supports the group’s broader integration strategy.
“These new capabilities form part of our plan to improve liquidity, transparency and efficiency across the three markets, and to create new opportunities for issuers, intermediaries and investors in the region,” he said.
The nuam agreement is Beeks’ fifth new exchange client announced in 2025, underscoring the company’s expanding role as an infrastructure provider to exchange operators globally.
Beeks Financial Cloud Group is listed on the London Stock Exchange and provides managed cloud, connectivity and analytics services focused on capital markets.
nuam operates as the holding company for the integrated exchanges of Chile, Colombia and Peru, with the stated aim of standardising market access and positioning the region more prominently within the global market infrastructure landscape.
Earlier in December, Beeks announced secured two other new contracts.
One was a Private Cloud agreement with a major Canadian bank valued at $1.5m, while the other was a a £2m ($2.7m) extension to a recently won Proximity Cloud contract with a large FX broker
