Warsaw Exchange Relaunches Co-Lo to Grow Algo, International Participation

The exchange believes the co-location site will encourage algorithmic and international traders to submit liquidity to its market.

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The Warsaw Stock Exchange originally launched the co-location service two years ago, and has since extended its scope to include additional services, such as "remote hands" support, greater power availability and PTP time synchronization, making the service more attractive to algorithmic traders.

A WSE spokesperson says the goal of relaunching the co-location service was to boost liquidity rather than to make money from sale of infrastructure and related services, adding that the exchange also

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