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Nomura Launches Smart Router

With its new smart router in operation, Nomura Securities International expects later this month to unveil its direct-market access service to its electronic clients.

Study Sees Block Orders Getting Picked Off

Fleet-footed traders using sophisticated software and high-frequency strategies are sniffing out block orders and running ahead of them in the marketplace, according to a recent study by Quantitative Services Group.

Baird Expands Electronic Trading With Fox River Algos

The driving force behind Robert W. Baird & Co. and Fox River Execution's partnership was simple: They needed each other.

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Weisel Partners to Add Sponsored Access

Thomas Weisel Partners expects to offer filtered sponsored access for high-frequency trading clients during the first quarter of 2010.

2009 Review: High-Frequency Trading Gets Its 15 Minutes

If anyone in the industry was oblivious to the role of high-frequency traders before 2009, they certainly aren't now.

InfoReach Gets Traders Going High-Speed Quickly

InfoReach wants to give smaller shops the tools to be high-frequency traders.

High-Frequency Trading Divides Buyside

When a veteran like Robert Shapiro says he isn't sure exactly how high-frequency traders operate and how they impact institutional orders, then it's safe to say that he is not alone.

SEC to Regulate Nasdaq's Co-Location

Nasdaq OMX, at a time of intense suspicion surrounding high-frequency trading practices, has consented to allow the SEC to regulate its co-location services.

Outfoxing ETF Illiquidity

Fox River Execution, in Geneva, Ill., thinks it's come up with a solution to trade blocks of illiquid ETFs without capital. It developed Fox Spotlight, in conjunction with research collaboration from the giant ETF manager iShares.

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