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News/Trade execution
European electronic exchange venue Equiduct has moved to take advantage of Nasdaq OMX's decision to shut its Neuro MTF, entering into exclusive talks to migrate clients to its platform.
30 April 2010
The Futures Industry Association (FIA) has set out recommendations devised to help manage the risk related to direct market access to exchange networks.
Insider trading is a systemic risk that is largely immune to regulation and instead needs to be tackled culturally and technologically, according to a survey of UK market players by MPI Europe.
28 April 2010
Nasdaq OMX is to shutter its pan-European Multilateral Trading Facility Neuro, marking the first signs of a forecast contraction in the crowded MTF market.
The London Stock Exchange's decision to change its tariff structure in a bid to win back high-frequency traders just months after scrapping an earlier scheme has been ridiculed by rival outfit Bats Europe.
22 April 2010
Thomson Reuters is challenging developers in an international competition to create innovative mobile apps for financial professionals.
21 April 2010
Thomson Reuters has unveiled a global high-speed data distribution network and hosting environment designed to enable financial firms around the world to access and share information.
20 April 2010
The London Stock Exchange is planning a 'big bang' migration of the core Turquoise trading platform from Cinnober technology to the new Millennium Exchange trading system later this summer.
19 April 2010
The CME is suing a Canadian foreign exchange broker, accusing it of trademark infringement and cybersquatting relating to the Globex name, according to Crain's Chicago Business.
16 April 2010
The Athens Exchange (Athex) has sent out a call for bids to provide it with a new market surveillance system.
15 April 2010
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is to formally propose a new rule that would require bulge bracket trading firms to register their identities and disclose their trades to market authorities.
14 April 2010
Andrew Douglas has quit the Brussels-based banking co-operative Swift to join the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation, where he will lead the US depository's public affairs efforts in Europe.
Thomson Reuters is set to launch a major overhaul of its markets division that will see the creation of a simplified product set based upon Web-based technology standards.
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.
Nasdaq OMX is to launch a new Nordic Fund Market (NFM) to provide an electronic alternative to manage the transactions between fund distributors and fund management companies.
Rob Flatley, the former head of Autobahn equity at Deutsche Bank, has been named CEO and president of securities data management outfit Netik, ousting long-term CEO and co-founder John Wise and incumbent president Colin Close.
13 April 2010
A coalition of Hollywood players and politicians have joined forces to oppose two new electronic futures exchange for trading movie box office receipt contracts.
08 April 2010
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Credit Suisse, Getco and Instinet a total of £4.2 million for transaction reporting failures.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is considering the electronic tagging of trades conducted by automated trading shops in an effort to keep tabs on the activities of high-frequency traders.
07 April 2010
SunGard is to integrate complex event processing technology from Streambase into its trading applications, fuelling speculation about the potential for a future tie-up between the two firms.
06 April 2010
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