83 results about this entity
Period: 28 Mar 2006 - 12 Aug 2024
News
The US Patent and Trademark Office will re-examine and re-evaluate patents held by Trading Technologies (TT) relating to the vendor's order entry system.
09 August 2007
Swedish banking group Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) has contracted with UK-based Ffastfill for the delivery of a third party trade execution service for customer and internal deployments.
02 August 2007
Expenditure on trading applications and telecoms is growing at 10% per annum in the US Tri-State region with no sign of an imminent slowdown, according to the latest report from Kimsey Consulting.
16 July 2007
Chicago-based Trading Technologies says Japanese owned broker Daiwa Securities and France's BNP Paribas Commodity Futures have both acquired global licences for its dealing software.
20 June 2007
Investment bank UBS has signed a global software licensing agreement for Trading Technologies' order entry software, X_Trader, which it will roll out to its internal trading desks and customers in the Americas, Europe and Asia.
22 May 2007
Chicago-based screen-dealing vendor Trading Technologies is to double staff numbers in Singapore to 40 after making its first connection to the Asian financial markets with the launch of a new Singapore Exchange (SGX) gateway.
23 April 2007
A Chicago-based intellectual property specialist, Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione, has called for the US Patent and Trademark Office to re-examine and re-evaluate patents held by Trading Technologies (TT).
16 April 2007
Denver-based market data and applications vendor CQG is claiming a first round victory in its ongoing patent dispute with Chicago-based ISV Trading Technologies following a recent court ruling in its favour.
30 March 2007
Chicago-based Trading Technologies (TT) has suffered a legal set back in its battle to protect the patents it holds on its electronic trading technology, MD Trader.
07 November 2006
HSBC has signed a global licence for Trading Technologies' order-entry software, X_Trader, which it will roll out to its internal trading desks and customers in the Americas, Europe and Asia.
21 June 2006
Chicago-based TradeMaven has agreed to pay $250,000 to settle a patent infringement lawsuit brought by Trading Technologies (TT).
28 March 2006
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