Liquidnet expands into Singapore
Liquidnet, which gives institutional investors a protected venue to make large trades without attracting price-altering attention, had 109 members trading Asia-Pacific equities on its platform, as of July 31.
The office is the company’s fourth in the region after Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Sydney. Liquidnet started its Asian operations on November 29, 2007, trading Hong Kong, Singaporean, South Korean and Japanese equities. Australia opened on February 20 this year.
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