BATS Europe, the pan-European multilateral trading facility owned by Kansas-based exchange group BATS Global Markets, hit a new market share record in FTSE 100 stocks on Tuesday.
Markit BOAT, a trade reporting and market data facility for European over-the-counter equity trades, will lower the fee for its pan-European data feed to €40 a month from €120 from 1 January 2010.
The Warsaw Stock Exchange has revealed plans to launch WSE CATALYST, a new market for issuing and trading debt securities in Poland, by the end of this month.
Non-displayed equities trading platform Liquidnet’s European operation traded just over £5.1 billion of principal in August – a new monthly record for the division and the first time its value traded has exceeded the £5 billion mark.
BATS Europe, the multilateral trading facility (MTF) operated by US-based exchange group BATS Global Markets, has set a rollout schedule for its Market On Close after-hours trading service, starting with FTSE 100 stocks.
Tbricks, a Stockholm-based trading technology provider, has added exchange group NYSE Euronext’s Universal Trading Platform (UTP) to its list of market connections.
US equities trading platform Direct Edge achieved a record matched market share of 12.90% of US equities trading in August, up from 11.80% in July. It has also become the second-largest trading venue for Nasdaq-listed stocks, surpassing NYSE Arca.