90 results about this entity
Period: 22 Jun 2005 - 25 Oct 2024
News
Nomura has fired up the electronic trading platform of failed investment bank Lehman Brothers to provide clients with Direct Market Access (DMA) and algorithms, connecting to equity markets in Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia.
27 February 2009
Peter Randall is to step down as chief executive of multilateral trading facility Chi-X Europe.
26 February 2009
Japan's Nomura Group is rolling out core banking technology from Swiss vendor Avaloq across its Asia wealth management operations.
Financial markets have been rocked by a further series of massive job reductions at top firms, including Credit Suisse, Nomura, Commerzbank/Dresdner Kleinwort, State Street, and Jefferies.
04 December 2008
Japanese investment bank Nomura has opened a software development centre in Umea, Sweden, to house IT services staff inherited from Lehman Brothers.
26 November 2008
Japanese bank Mizuho Financial Group is set to start electronic trading in Asia after snapping up a team of 16 former Lehman Brothers employees, according to a report from Bloomberg.
10 November 2008
Japanese securities firm Nomura says it will acquire the Indian back office and technology operations of bankrupt Lehman Brothers. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
06 October 2008
A group of 13 banks and trading firms has taken a minority equity stake in Instinet's MiFID-compliant alternative trading facility, Chi-X Europe.
10 January 2008
Interagency broker Instinet is delaying the launch of its alternative trading system in Canada to the first quarter of next year.
05 December 2007
Interagency broker Instinet says its co-CEOs John Fay and Alex Goor have quit the firm and that its chairman Ed Nicoll has stepped down from his role.
08 June 2007
French trading systems vendor GL Trade says Japanese broker Nomura Securities has gone live with its front office technology.
07 March 2007
Japan's largest securities firm Nomura is to acquire agency broker Instinent from Silver Lake Partners in a $1 billion all cash transaction.
02 November 2006
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