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Nyse Euronext teams with Bids for block trading JV

Exchange operator Nyse Euronext is establishing a block trading joint venture with Bids Holdings, the Wall Street consortium that is setting up its own alternative platform for equity block stock trading.

30 October 2007

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Senior business leaders to gather for Fintech M&A

Jeff Singer, vice president of Nasdaq, is the latest addition to an impressive line-up of keynote speakers and panel participants at Fintech M&A, which will bring together some of the leading figures from the business of financial technology to discuss and debate consolidation and investment trends in the market.

29 October 2007

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Wall Street firms pay $180 million to buy back into TradeWeb

Nine Wall Street firms are to pay Thomson Financial $180 million to purchase a minority stake in electronic fixed income platform TradeWeb.

11 October 2007

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Finextra launches Fintech M&A - Senior executive forum on global growth strategies

Sponsored by Deutsche Bank, Finextra has launched an exclusive one-day event in London that brings together some of the leading figures from the business of financial technology to discuss and debate consolidation and investment trends in the market.

28 September 2007

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Deutsche Bank to shield corporate customers from Sepa changes

Deutsche Bank has unveiled a four-pillar strategy to handle all payments with Sepa criteria in the same way as legacy domestic mass payments, irrespective of format, value and access channel. It will also provide message transformation, a new account model, and support for transaction initiation and reconciliation processes for its corporate clients.

18 September 2007

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Cardtronics files for $300 million IPO

American ATM operator Cardtronics has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an initial public offering (IPO) of common stock worth up to $300 million.

10 September 2007

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BNP Paribas buys into Turquoise

French banking group BNP Paribas has acquired a three per cent stake in Turquoise, the bank-backed equities trading platform that will compete head-to-head with domestic stock exchanges in Europe.

06 July 2007

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Merrill invests in Indian research outfit Copal

Merrill Lynch has invested $11 million in India's Copal Partners, a provider of outsourced research and analytics services to investment banks, hedge funds and private equity firms.

14 June 2007

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EBAday: Sepa vision blighted without corporate input

The European quest to create a true single payments area will not be achieved unless the banking industry looks beyond short-term compliance requirements and takes a strategic perspective that incorporates the views of all stakeholders, including corporates, delegates attending the EBAday payments conference in Rome have been told.

05 June 2007

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Broker research evaluation service launched by TheMarkets.com, Wall Street firms

A full-service broker research evaluation programme called MeritMark is being launched by bank-backed capital markets portal TheMarkets.com in partnership with 12 Wall Street firms.

24 May 2007

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EU banks discuss debit rival to MasterCard and Visa

A group of Europe's largest banks are holding secret discussions to establish a pan-European debit card scheme that would challenge those operated by MasterCard and Visa, according to banking consultancy Lafferty Group.

11 May 2007

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Project Turquoise banks select EuroCCP for clearing and settlement

The consortium of seven investment banks behind Project Turquoise - the new pan-European equities trading platform that is being established in response to MiFID - has selected DTCC subsidiary EuroCCP to provide clearing and settlement services for the new venture.

18 April 2007

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