Asset Classes

Turquoise adds UK stocks to aggregation service

Turquoise, the pan-European multilateral trading facility owned by the London Stock Exchange, has expanded the coverage of its TQ Lens liquidity aggregation service by adding UK stocks.

SEC instates new uptick rule for short sales

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has adopted a rule to restrict short-selling in a stock if its value has dropped by 10% in a day.

Knight seeks options growth with new hires

US-based agency broker Knight Capital Group has made a raft of new hires to strengthen its institutional options sales and trading teams.

Market cool on SEC’s real-time dark disclosure plan

The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposal to require real-time disclosure of non-displayed trading venues’ identities in the consolidated post-trade feed has received a frosty reception from market participants.

Turquoise moves into central and eastern Europe

Turquoise, the pan-European multilateral trading facility owned by the London Stock Exchange, is to become the first displayed alternative venue to trade stocks listed in Hungary and the Czech Republic.

Trading venues ramp up high-speed access

Two execution venues have linked to low-latency networks as the demand for high-speed data and trading connectivity continues to grow worldwide.

Instinet hires traders to new Australian office

Agency broker Instinet has appointed four executives, including three sales traders, to its new office in Sydney, Australia, to support its aim of becoming a top 10 institutional brokerage in the country by the end of this year.

NYSE solution to boost institutional trading on ASEAN bourses

The new infrastructure that will be supplied to six ASEAN exchanges by NYSE Technologies, the commercial technology unit of exchange group NYSE Euronext, is expected to lure more overseas institutional liquidity into the region.