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BSE Takes ActionXchange for CA Data

BOSTON-The Boston Stock Exchange (BSE) has selected Fidelity ActionXchange to provide and manage its corporate actions information. The Fidelity system is part of the launch of its new electronic equity trading exchange, Boston Equities Exchange (BeX), due to be launched at the end of this month.

The new equities system replaces BSE's incumbent corporate actions system, to cope with the increased demands of the new launch, says Yann L'Huillier, vice-president, information systems and trading

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