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  • SEC Charges China-Based Company And Others With Stock Manipulation

    Date 11/04/2012

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged AutoChina International Limited and 11 investors, including a senior executive and director at the China-based firm, with conducting a market manipulation scheme to create the false appearance of a liquid and active market for AutoChina’s stock.

  • Liquidnet Sees Strong Quarterly Growth - New Records Set In Asia Pacific Region

    Date 11/04/2012

    Liquidnet, the global institutional trading network, saw strong quarter-over-quarter growth globally. For the first quarter, U.S. average daily volume was 51M, up 25% from Q4’11.  In Europe, total principal traded was US$15.7 billion, up 43% from Q4’11.“

  • S&P Indices, TMX Group Launch Low Volatility And High Beta Versions Of The S&P/TSX Composite Index - Indices Licensed To Powershares Canada

    Date 11/04/2012

    S&P Indices and TMX Group Inc. announced today that they are launching two new indices designed to provide market participants with unique measuring tools for specific stock characteristics within the S&P/TSX Composite, the principal broad market measure for the Canadian equity markets.

  • TOM Insight March 2012

    Date 11/04/2012

    Click here to download TOM’s March ‘12 Insight, a document describing matching statistics on TOM MTF and savings made for the retail client by TOM Smart Execution.

  • EMCF To Provide Services On Turquoise - Move Heralds Greater Choice For Customers

    Date 11/04/2012

    European Multilateral Clearing Facility N.V. (EMCF), Europe’s largest cash equity CCP, announced today it is to provide interoperable clearing services to Turquoise, the pan-European equities and derivatives trading platform. Clients can now choose EMCF as their CCP (central counter party clearing house) of choice and benefit from the lowest costs in the industry. The decision by Turquoise to admit EMCF marks a significant step towards full interoperability within European trading platforms.