88 results about this entity
Period: 22 Jan 2007 - 25 Jul 2024
News
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.
14 April 2010
Former Turquoise chief information officer Yann L'Huillier has taken up the same role at Swiss broker Compagnie Financière Tradition.
25 March 2010
The new management team at Turquoise has been confirmed, with CEO David Lester joined by Baikal head of technology Mark Ryland.
10 March 2010
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.
18 February 2010
The London Stock Exchange is to take majority control of Turquoise and merge it with its own dark pool Baikal under a deal agreed with the rival MTF's investment bank owners.
21 December 2009
The London Stock Exchange is close to agreeing a deal that would give it a 60% stake in a joint venture company combining its Baikal dark pool with investment-bank owned Turquoise MTF, according to Bloomberg.
15 December 2009
The London Stock Exchange is to start letting traders place hidden orders in a bid to ward off competition from dark pools. Separately, press reports claim the bourse is delaying the launch of its own dark pool, Baikal, while it continues deal talks with rival platform Turquoise.
09 November 2009
Deutsche Börse has launched a pan-European market, based on its Xetra electronic trading platform, as it looks to take on the raft of new competitors to have emerged in the wake of MiFID.
02 November 2009
LCH.Clearnet has suspended plans to begin offering clearing services across a range of execution venues next week due to regulatory concerns about systemic weaknesses in clearing house interoperability arrangements.
30 October 2009
Despite growing scrutiny from regulators, the popularity of dark pools shows no signs of abating in the US, with Credit Suisse's Crossfinder ATS recording its strongest ever day this week, claiming half a billion shares traded.
The London Stock Exchange says it has entered into exclusive talks with pan-European equity trading platform Turquoise about a possible transaction.
01 October 2009
Turquoise, the pan-European equity trading platform backed by nine investment banks, has begun looking for a buyer, sending out sales notices to as many as 18 potential bidders, according to Bloomberg.
18 August 2009
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