SocGen adds seven Emea markets to QES platform

Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking announced today that it has added seven key Emea markets to its global Quantitative Electronic Services (QES*) platform.

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With the addition of Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Israel, South Africa and Turkey, the bank is now offering direct electronic access on key developed and emerging EMEA markets to institutional investors, further strengthening the bank's overall execution platform.

This announcement follows the recent inclusion of key Latin American and Asian markets reinforcing the bank's commitment to extend its geographic coverage and provide innovative technology and services.

With these additions, the bank is now offering direct electronic access on 44 global exchanges including main developed and emerging EMEA markets (22 primary exchanges and the 5 largest MTFs), and major Asian and American exchanges. With access to one of the largest liquidity pools in global equities (including #1 market share on Euronext), the bank's Cash Equity Execution team offers global coverage across 65 markets, comprehensive liquidity solutions, advanced algorithms and an integrated execution product, which includes all equities, exchange traded funds (ETFs) and derivatives.

* Quantitative Electronic Services (QES) QES provides advanced algorithmic trading, Direct Market Access and Direct Capital Access across world markets and is part of the bank's integrated execution platform offering global program trading, ETF advisory and trading as well as sales trading. QES offers clients access to 44 electronic exchanges in the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific and via the Alpha-x crossing network and smart order routing capabilities such as MTF.

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