GL Trade uses BT to connect to Asian hubs

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 01 Oct 2007

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GL Trade has partnered with BT to connect the Radianz Shared Market Infrastructure to three of its Asian hubs in Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. The Paris-based vendor says its buy-side clients will now be able to connect to the GL Net community of 750 global financial institutions that support trading on 130 electronic markets. Although GL Trade has worked with BT in Europe and the US, this is the first partnership in Asia and will allow users to connect to the 70 local brokers from the Asian

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