Brokerage

Infrastructure and technology platform provider has made three acquisitions in 18 months.

Why are foreign brokerage firms setting up shop in the U.S.? The question is the genesis of this month's cover story, featuring Nomura Securities International, the U.S. brokerage subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate.

A new system requiring standardized IDs for financial institutions will finally start to take shape in 2012, with new details slated to be announced in January by the Geneva-based International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

Michael Lewiss book on high-frequency trading provoked an uproar on Wall Street about market fairness and resonated with more than two-thirds of U.S. financial-industry participants. In Europe, however, the skeptics are fewer and their disbelief in the system less intense, a ConvergEx Group LLC survey found.

New lit segment in POSIT MTF to offer alternative liquidity source under MiFID II regime.

Here are recent hires and promotions in the equities and derivatives trading world, as Wall Street pros make that move, right now.

ITG announced new enhancements to its Triton EMS to help institutional investors meet best execution requirements, improve operational efficiency and comply with the upcoming MiFID II regulations.

Most capital market participants are bullish on the use of AI and big data in the near future.

The two principal self-regulatory bodies, in what could prove a boon for sellside trading departments, are on track to remake their trading ahead rules.

Abel Noser will provide global multi-asset TCA to the bank’s Securities Services clients.