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LCH.Clearnet opens SwapClear FCM service; CFTC meets opposition to swap execution timetable

Europe's LCH.Clearnet has launched its clearing service for non-bank users of interest rates swaps in the US, with twelve futures commission merchants (FCM) onboard.

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Icap launches fintech incubation vehicle

Interdealer broker Icap has launched a vehicle to provide seed funding to new companies developing technology for post-trade risk management, data and other financial market applications.

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Capital market tech spend trending up

Technology budgets in the capital markets arena are set to grow by six per cent over the coming year as IT teams grapple with demands for lower latency and regulatory reform, according to forecasts from analyst house Aite.

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Has risk management changed since the Flash Crash?

Rajesh Nagella, MD, EMEA Head of Algorithmic Products at Citi, talks with Finextra about how post-Flash Crash changes in risk management influenced the bank's reaction to last week's London Stock Exchange outage.

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The labyrinth of liquidity venues

Jack Vensel, MD, head of electronic trading, EMEA, Citi, talks with Finextra about the recent spate of exchange mergers and MTF consolidation.

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FIXatdl 1.1 on its first anniversary

Scott Atwell FPL Global Steering Committee Co-Chair talks with Finextra about the global take-up of FIXatdl one year on.

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Mifid II, the consolidated tape and London's future

Gary Wright of B.I.S.S Research talks with Finextra about various issues affecting London and European market structure.

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Quote MTF readies itself for launch

With eight liquidity partners, Quote MTF plans on targeting passive liquidity in the market.

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Banks delay FX dealing platform - Dow Jones

The world's biggest bank players in currency trading have delayed plans to launch their own dealing system until regulatory uncertainty is settled, according to Dow Jones.

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SocGen code thief jailed for three years

Former SocGen trader Samarth Agrawal has been sentenced to three years in jail for stealing the bank's high frequency trading code.

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Australia prepares for Chi-X launch

Chi-X Global could launch its Australian platform as early as October under a timetable set out by the country's securities regulator, ending the ASX's long-held monopoly.

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First Derivatives secures grant to create Northern Ireland jobs

Capital markets tech house First Derivatives says it will create 359 new jobs after receiving funding from Invest Northern Ireland.

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CFTC panel recommends HFT curbs

A CFTC technology advisory committee has set out a range of proposals, including the introduction of price collars and a "kill button", to help check high-frequency trading.

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Rosenthal Collins fined $1m over TT patent case

A Chicago judge has fined Rosenthal Collins Group $1 million for misconduct in a patent infringement case involving Trading Technologies International.

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FPL launches FIXwiki

FIX Protocol Ltd (FPL) has launched FIXwiki, an interactive Web tool to help the trading community share knowledge and information about the front office protocol.

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Thomson Reuters partners Redkite on market surveillance

Thomson Reuters has struck a deal with Redkite that will see it offer the vendor's real-time market surveillance system over its Elektron data distribution network and hosting environment.

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LSE hosts virus-infected advert on Web site; ASX hit by glitch

Web browsers are warning users about visiting the London Stock Exchange Internet site after the bourse accidentally posted a virus-infected advert.

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Cinnober buys stake in FfastFill

Swedish trading technology vendor Cinnober has acquired a three per cent stake in UK rival FfastFill.

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LSE stutters as tech glitch hits trading

The London Stock Exchange resumed trading just after mid-day, having resolved a "market data issue" that knocked out the order book for four hours on Friday morning.

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Regulatory changes to spur brokers' market surveillance spending - Tabb

With regulatory reform on the horizon on both sides of the Atlantic, brokers across the US and Europe are set to spend over $200 million on new market surveillance programs this year, according to research from Tabb Group.