News Archive

Sell-side consolidation in 2012 left the buy-side with less choice but fewer suppliers to keep happy. Is this cyclical change or is something more fundamental going on? read more>

SIX Group, the Swiss financial market infrastructure operator, has acquired Norway's Oslo Clearing, as central counterparties across Europe undergo expansions ahead of regulatory changes. read more>

Squawker, a block trading negotiation market for the sell-side, has integrated trading technology vendor Fidessa’s order management system into its platform. read more>

Global multi-asset brokerage Newedge has begun a project to adapt its business to the changing derivatives landscape, including a splitting of trading and clearing services. read more>

Chilean alternative venue Bolsa Electrónica de Chile today upgraded its exchange infrastructure to Nasdaq OMX’s X-stream platform. read more>

As firms look to outsourced solutions to deal with the costs of new legislation, UK market regulator the Financial Services Authority has warned buy-side firms to improve safeguards should service providers fail. read more>

Buy-side firms will have greater scope to manage costs and commission sharing agreements at the fund level with a new product from trading solutions provider Instinet. read more>

Market regulator the Australian Securities and Investment Commission will build a new surveillance system incorporating functions used by high-frequency trading firms. read more>

Multi-asset clearing house CME Clearing Europe has selected investment management services provider BNY Mellon to offer a tri-party collateral service to its members. read more>

Exchange group NYSE Euronext will launch its new European retail trading service from 28 January next year. read more>