Charles River IMS offers algorithmic trading through CSFB, Morgan Stanley
PRODUCT LAUNCH | BUY-SIDE CLIENTS GET ACCESS TO NEW EXECUTION SERVICES
BURLINGTON, Mass. – Charles River Development has begun providing its buy-side clients access to algorithmic trading services from Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) and Morgan Stanley through version 7.2 its Charles River Investment Management System (Charles River IMS).
Charles River IMS users can now place and execute trades with CSFB’s Advanced Execution Services (AES) and Morgan Stanley’s Benchmark Execution Strategies (MS-BXS) to minimise market impact and improve performance.
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