FXmarketSpace

8 results about this entity

Period: 17 Jul 2006 - 10 Oct 2008

CME and Thomson Reuters dump FXMarketSpace JV

CME Group and Thomson Reuters are closing FXMarketSpace, the centrally-cleared foreign exchange marketplace established last year, after the venture failed to attract the liquidity levels expected.

CME set to dump FXMarketSpace - report

CME Group is planning to withdraw from FXMarketSpace, the centrally-cleared foreign exchange marketplace it established with Thomson Reuters, according to a press report.

FXMarketSpace launches forex settlement service

FXMarketSpace, the centrally-cleared foreign exchange marketplace established by Reuters and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has launched a settlement service.

Anonymous FX market model mooted at Sibos

The extent of demand for anonymous, electronic trading in the FX market was debated during a lively panel discussion on e-FX at the Sibos event in Boston.

Reuters and CME's FXMarketSpace venture goes live

FXMarketSpace, the centrally-cleared foreign exchange marketplace established by Reuters and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), is now live and fully operational, with customer numbers "significantly ahead of expectations".

FXMarketSpace clears regulatory hurdle; finishes first phase customer tests

FXMarketSpace, a 50/50 currency dealing joint venture by Reuters and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), is gearing up for a spring launch after winning regulatory approval and completing the first phase of customer testing.

FXMarketSpace adds to top team

FXMarketSpace - the centrally-cleared foreign exchange marketplace established by Reuters and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) - has named four new senior hires to its global management team.

Major FX players sign up to FXMarketSpace

A group of the world's largest banks along with several hedge funds and trading firms have signed up to participate in FXMarketSpace, a centrally-cleared, global foreign exchange marketplace to be established by UK news and information group Reuters and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME).