
LSE: Common format, co-lo for Turquoise
The London Stock Exchange Group will offer a common feed format and co-located access to data from pan-European multilateral trading facility Turquoise alongside its main LSE and Borsa Italiana markets after migrating all its cash markets onto new trading and data platforms from recently acquired technology provider MillenniumIT.
The LSE's purchase of Turquoise is expected to complete in February, pending regulatory approval, when the exchange will combine Turquoise with its Baikal dark pool
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