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  • FFastFill Enables Go-live Of CME FX On Reuters - Linking OTC With Exchange Traded, Cleared/CCP Markets

    Date 14/03/2005

    FFastFill today announced the go-live of its application service in London in support of the new CME FX on Reuters service, which gives Reuters Dealing 3000 users direct access to CME’s foreign exchange (FX) futures and enhance the ability to seamlessly trade FX spot and futures. FFastFill was chosen by Reuters as the launch partner for this project in May 2004, and has been responsible for building and maintaining a trade order routing service that enables traders using Reuters Dealing 3000 to

  • Deutsche Börse Statement Regarding OFT And FCO Approval Process

    Date 14/03/2005

    On 6 March, 2005, Deutsche Börse AG (Deutsche Börse) announced that it has withdrawn its proposed pre-conditional cash offer for the London Stock Exchange plc. (London Stock Exchange). It also stated that it reserved the right to make an offer if Euronext or another third party were to announce an offer for the London Stock Exchange or in such other circumstances as are permitted by the UK Takeover Code.

  • CME FX On Reuters Goes Live

    Date 14/03/2005

    CME, the largest U.S. futures exchange and the largest regulated marketplace for foreign exchange (FX), and Reuters (LSE: RTR, NASDAQ: RTRSY), the global information company, today launched CME FX on Reuters. The launch of CME FX on Reuters paves the way for more dynamic and efficient markets as the first major linkage between sell-side traders in the interbank FX market and electronic CME FX futures markets, where hedge funds and other major buy-side participants play a major role.

  • CFTC And SEC Announce $50 Million Distribution To Former Customers Of Princeton Economics International, Ltd., And Princeton Global Management, Ltd.

    Date 14/03/2005

    The United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission and United States Securities and Exchange Commission announced today that a court-appointed receiver (Receiver) is in the process of distributing over $50 million as part of an interim distribution to former customers of Princeton Economics International, Ltd. and Princeton Global Management, Ltd. (the Princeton Companies). The Princeton Companies and Martin Armstrong are defendants in continuing litigation brought by the CFTC and SEC inv

  • Axiss Australia Newsletter Issue 108, 14 March 2005

    Date 14/03/2005

    Please click here for the latest a2a e-mail newsletter produced by Axiss Australia - a summary of the key events of the past fortnight shaping Australia's position as a global financial services centre in the Asian time zone.