London Stock Exchange

506 results about this entity

Period: 01 Nov 2004 - 12 Aug 2024

LSE bid for high-frequency traders mocked by Bats

The London Stock Exchange's decision to change its tariff structure in a bid to win back high-frequency traders just months after scrapping an earlier scheme has been ridiculed by rival outfit Bats Europe.

Turquoise to make 'big bang' migration from Cinnober to Millennium technology

The London Stock Exchange is planning a 'big bang' migration of the core Turquoise trading platform from Cinnober technology to the new Millennium Exchange trading system later this summer.

Turquoise and Nyse Arca Europe to offer US equity trading

Nyse Euronext and the London Stock Exchange are battling to become the first bourses to begin offering customers trading in US equities during European hours.

LSE deputy CEO Capuano quits

Massimo Capuano, deputy CEO at the London Stock Exchange and chief of Borsa Italiana, has quit.

Chi-X gets green light for Australian platform; LSE bemoans MTF's regulatory advantage

Australia's government has given in-principle approval for Chi-X to launch a trading platform in the country, finally busting the monopoly long enjoyed by the ASX.

Warsaw bourse looks for partner to overhaul platform

After last year's failed effort to sell off a majority stake, the Warsaw Stock Exchange has changed tack, asking the world's major bourses to bid for a contract to modernise its trading platform and form an alliance.

Turquoise CIO L'Huillier joins Compagnie Financière Tradition

Former Turquoise chief information officer Yann L'Huillier has taken up the same role at Swiss broker Compagnie Financière Tradition.

Tullett Prebon taps MillenniumIT for e-trading

Inter-dealer broker Tullett Prebon has teamed with LSE-owned tech house MillenniumIT for the development of its electronic trading systems.

Turquoise confirms management line up

The new management team at Turquoise has been confirmed, with CEO David Lester joined by Baikal head of technology Mark Ryland.

LSE sells nine per cent stake in Turquoise

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has sold nine per cent of its 60% stake in the merged Turquoise and Baikal businesses to Barclays, JP Morgan Cazenove and Nomura, with each bank paying £1 million for a three per cent stake.

Lester pushes aside Lederman and Wilson to take Baikal/Turquoise hot seat

The London Stock Exchange has completed the acquisition of Turquoise Trading and installed former LSE CIO David Lester as chief executive, ahead of Turquoise incumbent Eli Lederman and Baikal CEO John Wilson.

LSE names Antoine Shagoury CIO

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has appointed Antoine Shagoury chief information officer (CIO) in a move that will see David Lester concentrate on the integration of recently acquired Turquoise with the Baikal dark pool.