26 results about this entity
Period: 18 Apr 2007 - 14 Mar 2013
News
Pan-European cash equities clearing houses EuroCCP and the European Mulitlateral Clearing Facility (EMCF) have agreed to merge their operations.
14 March 2013
Bats Chi-X Europe has become the first trading platform operator to offer its customers the choice of four different clearing providers.
09 January 2012
The London Metal Exchange has appointed former EuroCCP COO Trevor Spanner managing director of post-trade services.
08 November 2011
London Stock Exchange-owned Turquoise has become the latest European trading platform to offer its customers the choice of four different clearing providers.
19 September 2011
Chi-X Europe has become the continent's first trading platform to offer its customers the choice of four different clearing providers.
17 August 2011
Bats Europe has launched a 'preferred interoperable' clearing service, enabling traders to choose between three CCPs.
29 July 2011
Omgeo and EuroCCP's pan-European equities central counterparty service for hedge fund transactions has executed its first live trade with Credit Suisse and Citadel.
18 October 2010
Financial messaging outfit Swift is set to link its securities matching system to a range of central clearing counterparties, including EuroCCP, Six x-clear and LCH.Clearnet, enabling brokers to direct their matched off-exchange trades to a variety of providers.
21 September 2010
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
British, Dutch and Swiss regulators have agreed a new framework for linkages between clearing counterparties in an effort to allay fears about systemic risks and inject fresh competition into the market.
12 February 2010
The London Stock Exchange's electronic retail bond trading service has gone live, opening up the market to private investors.
01 February 2010
SmartPool, the European exchange-led dark pool for block trading set up by Nyse Euronext, BNP Paribas, HSBC and JPMorgan, is moving into pan-European mid-cap securities.
17 August 2009
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