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SunGard Banks on Brass Users for New Dark Pool
SunGard has decided to throw its hat into the crowded dark pool ring. The vendor on Monday launched Assent ATS through its Assent broker-dealer division.
Instinet's Newport 3 Looks to the Future
Instinet today launched Newport 3, an upgraded version of its Newport execution management system, used mainly by buyside firms.
Linedata Amplifies LongView
Linedata Services wants to make it easier for buyside traders to send their orders to several execution venues simultaneously.
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UNX's New EMS + Business Model
The latest version of UNX's execution management system has been completely reworked to reflect the agency broker's new business model.
Twitter Meets AIM
Information sifters Psydex wants to help traders mine the river of news sources, feeds and tweets for nuggets they can use to inform their trading.
OMS Vendor Makes Shorting Easier
BNY ConvergEx Group introduced a feature to its upgraded order management system, Eze OMS, that promises to streamline the stock locate process for hedge fund users when they sell short.
Tethys Helps Options Traders Navigate Rebates, Fees
Execution management system, algo and analytics developer Tethys Technology developed an analytics-based feature on its Execta EMS platform that locates the highest transaction rebates, or lowest transaction fees, for orders to options exchanges with maker-taker pricing models.
Citi Drops Lava EMS for Buyside in Favor of Vendor Offering
Citi, in the next several months, will move institutional clients from its internally built LavaX execution management system to vendor TradingScreen's EMS, TradeSmart.
SIFMA Tech Show Sees Drop-Off
The annual Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association technology show, which took place in June, was the latest visible sign of an industry going through hard times.
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