Regions

LSE sets launch date for hidden limit orders

The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has said it will introduce hidden limit orders on its trading platform on 16 March 2009, and has revealed more details about future hidden order functionality.

New Equiduct tools show MTFs beating exchanges on price

Equiduct Trading, a pan-European equity trading venue, has launched a suite of analytical tools which, the firm says, demonstrate that many trades sent to incumbent exchanges are not being executed at the best price available.

Asian buy-side keeps faith with algos as trading costs soar

The volatile market conditions that caused higher trading costs and wider spreads in Q4 2008 did not result in a shift away from execution algorithms by Asia’s buy-side traders, according to Glen Gee, head of analytical products and research, Asia at agency broker ITG.

Customer, deal-maker, CEO: What will Rolet bring to LSE role?

Former Lehman Brothers France CEO Xavier Rolet, who will take the helm of the London Stock Exchange from long-serving chief Clara Furse on 20 May, could be the shot in the arm the exchange needs to cope with its current challenges, according to market observers.

New Chi-X hires to facilitate platform growth

Chi-X Europe, the pan-European multilateral trading facility (MTF), has added to its management team in preparation for the venue’s next stage of expansion.

Lehman buy will make BarCap “one-stop” execution service

Barclays Capital, the investment banking arm of the UK’s Barclays Bank, said it plans to become a best-of-breed global multi-asset execution service provider following the acquisition of the North American assets of collapsed US bank Lehman Brothers.