NYSE latest exchange to implement full electronic trading
The NYSE will move to fully electronic trading from 23 March following the temporary closure of its equities and options trading floors.
The NYSE will move to fully electronic trading from 23 March following the temporary closure of its equities and options trading floors.
Despite the rapid spread of coronavirus, European exchanges must continue to operate, according to exchange association FESE.
CME Group issued a statement against proposed shortened trading hours from US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
INTL FCStone will contribute pricing as an active liquidity provider on the Bloomberg FX electronic trading platform, FXGO.
Credit Suisse has burst onto the ETF scene after several years, with five ETFs listed at SIX Swiss Exchange.
The 2019 annual report for SIX Group confirmed it is still awaiting regulatory approvals for its bid for Spanish stock exchange BME.
After more than 20 years with JP Morgan, Georges Lauchard, joined Euronext as chief operating officer.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has given LSEG the green light for its landmark acquisition of Refinitiv.
After closing its open outcry trading floor in Chicago due to coronavirus, Cboe has shifted to electronic trading with quick approval from the SEC.
Migration of Oslo Børs markets to the Euronext trading technology platform Optiq is due to be completed in November.