Major US institutions to rival NYSE and Nasdaq with launch of ‘low-cost’ exchange
Morgan Stanley, Virtu Financial, Citadel Securities, UBS and Fidelity Investments are among the firms looking to establish a low-cost, transparent equities exchange.
Morgan Stanley, Virtu Financial, Citadel Securities, UBS and Fidelity Investments are among the firms looking to establish a low-cost, transparent equities exchange.
A roundtable hosted by the SEC with high-profile market participants highlighted just how divided Wall Street and regulated exchanges are on the issue of market data and access to exchanges, writes Hayley McDowell.
XTX Markets joins Virtu Financial, Sun Trading and SSW Market Making as liquidity providers on Instinet’s SI aggregator platform.
Instinet adds to liquidity streaming partnerships implemented with Virtu Financial and Sun Trading last year, expanding liquidity coverage of stocks and ETFs.
Michael Seigne spent 22 year with Goldman Sachs before joining KCG and then Virtu Financial following their merger last year.
Virtu Financial CEO Doug Cifu outlines growth of its systematic internaliser and targets further growth of the service in Europe.
Virtu Financial’s Singapore entity gains regulatory approval to operate a high-speed trading business in Japan.
Virtu Financial and BlueCrest have started trading Eris swap futures ahead of the exchange’s migration to CME Group later this year.
$1.4 billion acquisition of KCG in 2017 results in 50% increasing in trading income for Virtu.
TradeTech keynote panel discussion suggests the buy-side is becoming more comfortable interacting with systematic internalisers.