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Bloomberg Algo Shines Light into Dark Pools

Bloomberg Tradebook is giving its buyside clients a flashlight they can use to peak inside dark pools and gauge how their orders are executing.

ATSs Seek Alternative Businesses

Liquidnet and Pipeline started diversifying into new business lines a few years back. And their latest product offerings point to the next stage in each firm's evolution.

Bigger Is Better at Citi

Citigroup Global Markets wants its electronic trading business to grow bigger and bigger.

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Commissions Off--Pressure Remains

The Street saw a 13 percent drop in equity commissions last year, according to a Greenwich Associates study of buyside traders released June 7.

Cheevers Automates Trade Data System

Chicago-based broker Cheevers & Co. has partnered with Firm58 and MIXIT to automate and aggregate reports on fills, specific trade data and billing, providing the broker's clients with next-day execution information.

GTA Now Offers Next-Day Trade-Cost Analysis

Global Trading Analytics has released a next-day trade-cost analysis system for U.S. and Canadian equities professionals.

Trading the Manager

In late 2008, Ben Sylvester stumbled upon an idea that would change the way many investment decisions are put to work at JPMorgan Asset Management.

Cover Sidebar: The CCA Threat

The growth of electronic trading and client-commission arrangements poses a strategic challenge to mid-tier and regional firms.

TCA Providers Respond to Greenwich Survey

Investment Technology Group and Abel/Noser Corp. both acknowledge concerns by buyside firms about the practicality of transaction cost analysis. The firms told Traders Magazine that a recent Greenwich Associates survey was fair in the questions it raised about how buyside firms use TCA reports and analytics.

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