- Home
- News
- Blog
- Opinions
- CIO Profiles
- Video
- Live Events
- Online Events
- Industry Jobs
- Product Charts
- Buyer's Guide
- White Papers
- Resource-Centers
- Market Intelligence
- About Us / Media Kit
- Subscription-Newsletter
- Subscription-Magazine
- Editorial Calendar
- Contact Us
- Reprints
- Magazine Issues
- Headline Widget
- Feedback
- Digital Edition
- Current Issue
- RSS
Face-to-Face Events:
Online Events:
February 9, 2012
Public Cloud vs. Private Cloud: Which is Best for Your Wealth Management Organization?
February 9, 2012
Public Cloud vs. Private Cloud: Which is Best for Your Wealth Management Organization?
Dark Pool and Market Liquidity News
- PDQ ATS Rolls Out New Order Type With Parallel Posting, equity traders can colocate passive orders in multiple venues simultaneously and then automatically rebalance the remaining bids and offers at the most active venues.
- Deustche Bank's SuperX Ranked As Largest Dark Pool in Europe
- Liquidity Centers Are Big Business
- Are Exchange Order Fees the Best Way to Regulate High-Frequency Trading?
- NYSE Technologies Launches Tokyo Liquidity Center
- New Equity Trading Venue Inserts Speed Bump
- The High-Speed Chase for Liquidity
- Liquidnet Sued by Wedbush Over Trade Secrets
- Goldman Sachs Taps Redline Trading's Inrush Ticker Plant
Opinions
-
Greg MacSweeney
Liquidity Centers Are Big Business
Exchanges are the latest participants to jump into the data center colocation game as the appetite for hosted services shows no letdown. - Are Exchange Order Fees the Best Way to Regulate High-Frequency Trading?
When it comes to oversight of high-frequency trading, regulators should focus on simplicity, access and competition, according to Wayne Arden, former VP of sales for Nasdaq OMX’s Market Technology division, who says revamping the exchange order fee structure is a good place to start. - Liquidnet Sheds Light on its Int'l Exchange Strategy
The dark pool is focusing on bringing block liquidity to international exchanges. - The Industry Must Educate the Public and Lawmakers About the Markets
Without a true understanding of how the markets work, each time something out of the ordinary happens on Wall Street, the industry will be called down to Washington to testify in front of senators who know nothing of what they speak. - The Perils of a Financial Services Transaction Tax
A financial transaction tax could generate $150 billion in income, but it could also hurt retail investors in the long run. -
Blog
-
Ivy Schmerken
Liquidnet Sheds Light on its Int'l Exchange Strategy The dark pool is focusing on bringing block liquidity to international exchanges....
Popular Articles
- Bloomberg Open Sources Its Market Data Distribution Technology
- Fidelity Exec Talks of Sex, Drugs and Revolution
- JPMorgan Wows Wall Street with Facebook IPO Win
- The Rise of Cloud Computing on Wall Street
- Cowen Raises Its Electronic Trading Profile with ATM Acquisition
- Thomson Reuters Eikon: What Went Wrong?
- Inside the Bloomberg Machine
- NYSE Euronext CEO: Technology Acquisitions Possible, "Mega-Mergers" Unlikely
- Rodman & Renshaw Recruits Kevin Lupowitz for New Venture
- Technology Will Eventually Reverse Fragmentation, Says Trading Roundtable
White Papers 