Credit Suisse and Instinet link Japanese dark pools

WatersTechnology Staff
01 Jun 2007

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Credit Suisse and Instinet, the agency broker and wholly-owned subsidiary of Nomura Holdings, will provide their respective clients with access to each other's dark liquidity pools in Japan. This means that Credit Suisse's CrossFinder and Instinet's CBX networks will be available to both firms' clients increasing block order trading while also minimising market impact.

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