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SMARTS Group, a financial markets surveillance technology provider, has launched a version of SMARTS.broker, its market surveillance platform, for the US securities market. read more>
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has expanded its global algorithmic platform into Brazil to capitalise on the increasing demand from international and local investors for electronic trading on domestic exchange BM&F BOVESPA. read more>
Pan-Nordic multilateral trading facility Burgundy has approved investment bank Nomura as a trading participant on its platform. read more>
While block trading will be exempt from new non-displayed trading rules proposed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission last week, some US dark pools are concerned that the exemptions will not apply to small- and mid-cap blocks. read more>
Turquoise, a broker-backed pan-European multilateral trading facility, has expanded the range of instruments on its platform with six exchange-traded commodities (ETCs). read more>
Interoperability agreements signed between UK clearer LCH.Clearnet Limited and other central counterparties (CCPs) have come to a standstill because of objections from regulators. read more>
US-based exchange group Nasdaq OMX has extended an exclusive discussion period with BM&F BOVESPA aimed at establishing a commercial partnership with the Brazilian bourse. read more>
Investment bank Nomura has launched its Nomura Cross (NX) crossing network and SmartDMA routing and execution algorithm in Japan. read more>
The Tokyo branch of BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) has replaced its general manager and chief country representative, and made a string of management changes to strengthen controls after the Japanese Financial Services Agency ordered one of its units to stop trading for two weeks. read more>
The order book segment of the London Stock Exchange’s Baikal non-displayed trading and liquidity aggregation service will launch as expected in November despite the exchange’s merger discussions with multilateral trading facility Turquoise. read more>