CQG Partners with Broco to Expand Trading Connectivity in Russia and Eastern Europe

Customers clearing through Broco will have access to CQG's decision-making tools, consolidated market data, and advanced electronic trading via the CQG Trader and Integrated Client platforms to route orders to CFE, CME Globex, EUREX, NYSE Euronext Liffe, and other exchanges.

As part of its strategy to expand to emerging markets, CQG, an order routing, charting, and analytics provider for global, electronically-traded futures markets, announced that Broco, a brokerage company operating in the field of Internet trading, will make CQG's trading software available to its customers and internal trading desks throughout Russia and Eastern Europe.

"Broco's customers and traders will benefit from our world-class performance, speed, and reliability," Mike Glista, CQG's director of order routing, said in a release.

"Access to our advanced trading solutions through Broco is another important step forward in expanding our reach in Russia and Eastern Europe."

The partnership allows Broco to meet increased demand for professional futures trading software from buy-side firms and other high-volume traders, CQG said.

Customers clearing through Broco will have access to CQG's decision-making tools, consolidated market data, and advanced electronic trading via the CQG Trader and Integrated Client platforms to route orders to CFE, CME Globex, EUREX, ICE US, ICE UK, NYSE Euronext Liffe, MATIF, and RTS.

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