Trading systems
Icap’s forex e-trading platform to offer outright forwards
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Icap’s forex spot and NDF electronic platform, EBS, is looking to diversify into outright forwards and other services this year
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Middleware vendors looked set to be big winners in the overhaul of over-the-counter derivatives markets, but they face competition from swap execution facilities. By Michael Watt
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Europe’s revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive appears to leave the door open for derivatives trading platforms to offer voice trading – but rules on transparency may slam the door shut....
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Bank of England sets out code of practice on electronic trading
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Members of the FX Joint Standing Committee comment on the recently reviewed Nips code, which includes a new section on electronic trading
Electronic FX trading in Asia may switch to multi-dealer platforms
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The Asian FX derivatives business is expanding rapidly, driven by increased participation from financial institutions and hedge funds. While single-dealer platforms have increased market share over the past few years, incoming regulation could force FX...
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A raft of new rules and regulations combined with dramatic developments in platform delivery is pushing the technology systems of buy- and side- institutions in the Asia-Pacific region to the limit. For example, agreement by the G20 at the Pittsburgh...
Proliferation of central clearing in Asia causes tech trials
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The introduction of central counterparty (CCPs) clearing for over-the-counter derivatives poses significant technological challenges for dealers, end-users and the CCPs themselves. How are they coping? Clive Davidson reports
Chi-East moves to connect Asia's dark pools
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Joint venture between Singapore Exchange and Chi-X Global expects to announce four new members in the next two months
Turquoise prepares for derivatives launch
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Adrian Farnham, chief executive of Turquoise, talks to Alexander Campbell
Dealers weigh Sef strategies
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The Dodd-Frank Act created a multitude of would-be swap execution facilities (Sefs) – trading platforms that will aggregate dealer liquidity. Now, dealers want to hoover up the Sefs by building their own aggregation services, but it’s a strategy that...
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