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  • Exegy Strengthens New York Presence

    Date 14/02/2011

    Exegy, Inc., the market data appliance company, announced today that the firm has significantly strengthened its presence in New York by adding senior sales and service leaders to the company. Peter Brucia joins Exegy as Director of Sales.  Prior to joining Exegy, Peter worked for Infinera, BT, Radianz and Equant providing low latency services to the investment banking and hedge fund communities. John Brown III joins Exegy as Senior Solutions Consultant from NYSE Technologies where he was Director, Pre-Sales Engineering.  John has also worked for Citigroup and Reuters.

  • Exchanges’ Merger Activity Tracked In FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index - Exchanges Sector Catches Fire Again In 2011 - Index Remains Stable In January

    Date 14/02/2011

    Against a backdrop of significant merger activity announced in the exchanges sector, the lead barometer of the sector’s health and performance, the FTSE Mondo Visione Exchanges Index, remained stable in January 2011.

  • Tekka Lists On NYSE Alternext

    Date 14/02/2011

    NYSE Euronext today announced the listing of tekka, specialized in the design, production and marketing of instruments and products for dental surgery, orthodontics and cranio-maxillo-facial surgery, on NYSE Alternext in Paris.

  • Fidessa Delivers A Strong Performance Despite Challenges In The Financial Markets

    Date 14/02/2011

    Fidessa’s preliminary results for the year ended 31st December 2010

  • Clearstream’s January 2011 Figures

    Date 14/02/2011

    In January 2011, the value of assets under custody held on behalf of customers registered an increase of 8 percent to € 11.4 trillion (compared to € 10.6 trillion in January 2010). Securities held under custody in Clearstream’s international business experienced a rise of 6 percent from € 5.6 trillion in January 2010 to € 6.0 trillion in January 2011 while domestic German securities held under custody increased by 9 percent from € 5.0 trillion in January 2010 to € 5.4 trillion in January 2011.