Brokers Expect More Electronic Trading Growth in Japan and Brazil
As brokers see increased appetite by U.S. investors for stocks in Brazil and Japan, electronic trading executives report that these two markets are ripe for a huge jump in electronic trading.
Capital.com Selects Integral’s FX Technology
The trading and workflow solution has been built for the broker community.
Tipping Point Reached for Institutions in Crypto
Bitcoin has come a long way since being called a 'wannabe asset' in 2014.
In 2020, Industry Firms Can Give to Each Other by Giving Back
Rather than sending the usual tin of gourmet cookies, STA's Jim Toes suggests making charitable donations in the names of clients and prospects.
Exchanges Prepared to Set Up ‘Kill Switches’
NYSE Euronext, NASDAQ, BATS and Direct Edge say they are prepared to set up limits on the amount of trading their members conduct in a given trading session and shut them down if they exceed pre-set peaks. The trigger mechanism was spelled out in a comment letter submitted Friday morning to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
CFTC’s Swap Data Rewrite Goes Live
The first phase of the rewrite was originally due to be implemented in May 2022.
SpiderRock Selects Eventus for Trade Surveillance Solution
Tech provider has deployed Eventus' Validus solution, initially for futures and options on futures.
Jefferies To Aid Victims in Japan
Jefferies and Co., which last week began a campaign to help the victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami, has raised millions to aid those affected by the tragedy.
Commentary: U.S. Has The Most Efficient And Deficient Market
One market executive discusses how increased regulation of the U.S. equities markets might be creating problems where there weren't any before.
Gloves Off
Nasdaq may not have been angling for a fight, but it got one. The exchange, in January, proposed to overhaul its rules about how high-frequency hedge funds and others access its market.
