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BNY ConvergEx is establishing a new broker dealer division in the UK that will house all its European-based businesses and services for the institutional investment community.
11 February 2008
Interagency broker Instinet is gearing up to launch its Chi-X alternative trading system in Australia which will compete with services provided by the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).
08 February 2008
BNY ConvergEx is to provide users of its Eze order management system with direct access to options algorithms developed by Credit Suisse's Advanced Execution Services (AES) unit.
05 February 2008
Lee Hogkinson, CEO of virt-x says Europe's incumbent exchanges are about to enter a 'perfect storm' of new competition driven by powerful forces of deregulation and tremendous advances in the speed and intelligence of trading technology.
30 January 2008
BNY ConvergEx has released TactEx, a suite of advanced direct market access (DMA) order types that allow traders to access dark and displayed liquidity simultaneously.
25 January 2008
Credit Suisse has appointed Manny Santayana as head of sales at its advanced execution services (AES) unit, replacing industry veteran Richard Balarkas who announced a surprise move to Instinet Europe last month.
17 January 2008
Lehman Brothers has launched a liquidity search algorithm for the US listed options market.
30 November 2007
Around 90% of futures trading will be conducted through automated dealing platforms - including market making and quantitative black-box trading systems - by 2010, according to the latest estimates from Tabb Group.
28 November 2007
The market for low-latency messaging middleware is set to rise from $95 million in 2007 to $168 million in 2010, a three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 107% as investment banks ramp up spending on the technology to cope with rapidly increasing message volumes, according to forecasts from Tabb Group.
21 November 2007
New Jersey-based Knight Capital Group has signed an agreement to acquire privately-held trade execution outfit EdgeTrade in a cash and stock deal worth around $59.5 million.
19 November 2007
Increasing use of rules-based automated technology will result in as much as 80% of global foreign exchange trading being conducted electronically by 2010, up from 62% at the end of 2006, according to new research from analyst group Tabb.
07 November 2007
The all-electronic National Stock Exchange (NSX) in the US has named Saro Jahani as its new senior vice president of information technology.
06 November 2007
The seepage of liquidity away from traditional execution venues to internal dark trading pools is continuing unabated according to share trading data released by US electronic broker EdgeTrade.
02 November 2007
CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, a Hong Kong-based subsidiary of Credit Agricole, is using technology from California's Tibco Software to re-vamp its dealing platform in order to support increasing use of algorithmic trading methods.
US trading systems vendor Nyfix is shutting down its Fusion order management business and moving all users of the technology to Citi's Lava ColorPalette platform.
30 October 2007
The New York Stock Exchange (Nyse) is set to drop a rule limiting program trading which was put in place after the 1987 crash on grounds that it is no longer effective in preventing market volatility.
29 October 2007
Dow Jones is adding a computer-readable corporate news service to its XML-based Elementized News Feed, which is designed for use with automated and algorithmic trading systems.
15 October 2007
Bank-backed settlement body Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) has responded to industry concerns over the spiraling costs of settling FX trades, insisting that it intends to reduce transaction costs by roughly half as volumes rise.
05 October 2007
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.
04 October 2007
US institutional brokerage Capital Institutional Services (Capis) is implementing technology from British vendor Fidessa to support its equity trading operations.
25 September 2007
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