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  • NASDAQ OMX Makes Changes In Its Nordic Operations To Better Serve The Nordic Financial Market

    Date 10/11/2008

    The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) announced today that its business area Transaction Services Nordic will be reorganized to better serve clients and incorporate the acquired Nord Pool business. This change follows the launch of the new roadmap for the Nordic equity market, announced on October 16th. As a result of this move, all customer service roles within the cash equities and equities derivatives are

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: Partial Revision Made To The Format For Reporting Short Selling Positions

    Date 10/11/2008

    Due to partial revisions, etc, made to the Enforcement Ordinance for the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act for tightening short selling regulations, any persons holding a certain number of short selling positions are required to report said positions and other related information to the exchanges via securities companies, begininning on November 7, 2008.

  • Patsystems Plc Launches Algorithmic Trading Tool, Algoserver

    Date 10/11/2008

    Patsystems plc is pleased to announce the release of its algorithmic trading tool, AlgoServer. Patsystems AlgoServer has been developed to facilitate straightforward development and distribution of brokers’ proprietary algorithms to customers, along with integration with Patsystems’ Order Management System (OMS) for seamless management and execution of orders.

  • Trayport Provides Brokers With The World’s First Electronic Trading Platform For Cross-Currency Basis Swaps

    Date 10/11/2008

    Trayport has announced its GlobalVision Trading System now has the capability to trade cross-currency basis swaps. This is the first time that an electronic trading platform has been developed with the capability to perform basis swaps for the broker market. The new functionality was developed for leading broker GFI Group Inc. and is also available to all inter-dealer brokers.

  • Activity In Financial Markets Drops On Back Of Credit Crunch: But London’s Share Of International Trading Remains High

    Date 10/11/2008

    As a leading global financial centre, London has been deeply affected by the credit crunch. IFSL’s six-monthly International Financial Markets in the UK report reports that beyond the specific challenges in the banking industry, other financial services sectors are undergoing major restructuring and are seeing a decline in business as a result of the credit crunch. These include hedge funds which may see a decline in