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A New Era of Change at the NYSE
Larry Leibowitz, executive vice president, head of U.S. markets and global technology at NYSE Euronext Group, was a refreshing keynote at this year's TowerGroup Financial Services Business & Technology Conference in Boston.
Goldman Sachs Enhances REDIPlus EMS
Version 8.0 of GSET's REDIPlus proprietary execution management system includes a revamped front end, additional foreign languages, and expanded algorithmic offerings.
NASDAQ Selects EMCF to Provide Clearing Services
NASDAQ Selects EMCF to Provide Clearing Services
Five Keys to Running a Successful Global ATS
Recently I sat down with Instinet's Co-CEOs Fumiki Kondo and Anthony Abenante to get an update on their first year on the job and what Instinet has coming down the pipeline.
Instinet Co-CEOs Reflect on Year One and Share What's Ahead
Instinet co-CEOs Fumiki Kondo and Anthony Abenante sat down with Advanced Trading to reflect on their first year with the firm, how their roles are playing out, what new offerings are on the horizon and how Chi-X is faring.
A Freeze in Auction-Rate Securities Opens a Door for the Restricted Securities Trading Network
In the wake of the credit crisis, a platform designed to trade restricted stocks is rescuing investors trapped in auction-rate securities.
Fidessa and FlexTrade Connect to Chi-X Canada
EMSs are hooking up to alternative trading venues in Canada as the need for smart order routing emerges.
U.S. Equity Markets Raise Rebates to Lure Volume
Exchanges and ECNs are raising rebates and lowering access fees for the most active traders.
Derivatives Exchanges On a Tear
As equities exchanges face growing fragmentation and competition from alternative trading venues, the derivatives exchanges are seeing trading volumes jump as electronic trading permeates into these markets.
For the first quarter of 2008, many of the derivatives exchanges reported significant profit growth and volume increases as volatility hit the markets and risk management continues to be at the forefront.
The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) reported net profit of $92.3 million with its f
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