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Korean securities firms seek new technology to offer complex products
Hyundai Securities' technology deal with Sophis may be the start of a trend as Korean firms build their structured products capabilities
NYSE, SEC and CFTC claim 'fat finger' error not the cause of last week's stock market plunge.
Interdealer brokerage Icap Energy will launch a combined voice-electronic broking service for over-the-counter (OTC) crude, fuel oil and middle distillate swaps, subject to regulatory approval. The service,...
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Lighting up dark pools
The Singapore Exchange’s planned launch of Asia’s first exchange-backed dark pool may indicate the region’s dominant exchanges are ready to take on brokers providing internal crossing systems for anonymous block trades. At the same time, it offers...
Tokyo Stock Exchange upgrade puts pressure on dark pools
Faster new trading technology deployed by the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) in January is putting pressure on six Japanese proprietary trading systems (PTSs) to offer tighter spreads to increase their allure as off-exchange trading venues. These off-exchange...
Man or mouse: Voice broking versus e-trading
When market turmoil was at its peak in late 2008 and the first quarter of this year, the voice broking model returned to prominence at the expense of electronic trading platforms. But with the markets returning to stability in recent months, has this...
Q&A: Rick McVey
The bond market recovery has brought with it an expanded group of dealers. Coupled with the enthusiasm of regulators for electronic execution, this development holds promise for the progress of electronic trading, explains the CEO of MarketAxess in an...
E-trading platforms: Electric dreams
E-trading platforms have bounced back from the Lehman-induced dip in trading volumes, with the leading brokers reporting a surge of activity since the spring. Credit looks at the factors influencing this recovery. The extent to which e-trading retreated...
Special report: Electronic trading
The recent turnaround in the credit markets has sparked an upturn in the use of electronic trading platforms by sell-side and buy-side institutions. In the three articles below, Credit looks at the state of e-trading industry.
ATS operators wary of SEC dark liquidity proposal
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) proposals for regulating dark liquidity, if enacted, could significantly change the way trade orders are routed and liquidity is posted, according to executives from alternative trading systems (ATSes)...
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