Content tagged with Exchanges posted in May 2002
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Ex-Clients Debate Blackwood's Customer Service
Former Clients of Blackwood, a direct-access firm that recently declared bankruptcy, have opposite opinions on the customer service the firm provided in its waning hours.
Diversity and Innovation are Key Issues in NYSE/Amex Talks
The NYSE remains interested in the Amex's Options and ETF business units.
The Hybrid Zone: Who Holds the Key to Trading Single Stock Futures?
Though its rivals plan to trade single-stock futures in fully-automated environments, the Amex is sticking with its strategy to roll out the hybrid product on its floor. But will the Amex be able to compete with the likes of NQLX and OneChicago? And what factors will determine the success or failure of each SSF market? WS&T searches for answers.
Online Foreign-Exchange Vendor Closes its Doors
Interesting report you did about Atriax shutting down. Bringing all trading online is going to be a difficult task, but I am certain that within five to seven years the majority of all trading will be conducted electronically, with minimal human interaction.
Instinet Will Turn Off Fixed-Income Trading
Instinet Group plans to shutter its electronic fixed-income brokerage business tomorrow.
patsystems Builds Electronic Interface to Exchange Floors
Targeting FCMs that need a mechanism for electronically routing orders to open-outcry-driven U.S. derivatives markets, patsystems has released a new application called Screen-To-Pit.
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Exclusive: Inside the GETCO Execution Services Trading Floor
Advanced Trading takes you on an exclusive tour of the New York trading floor of GETCO Execution Services, the solutions arm of GETCO.
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