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ASB Bank completes second phase of Calypso roll-out

Auckland-based ASB Bank has completed the second phase of a Calypso project to implement its cross-asset, front-to-back treasury platform for foreign exchange, money market, interest-rate derivatives and risk (including limit management, enterprise risk,…

GlobeOp offers Linedata ASP to long-short clients

GlobeOp Financial Services, the hedge fund administrator with $106 billion in client assets under administration, has rolled out a hosted version of Linedata Services' LongView Trading order management system fully integrated with its middle- and back…

Omgeo's Japanese presence grows

Omgeo, a provider of technology and services to support post-trade efficiency, has relaunched the Japanese-language version of its website. This comes on the back of a 27% growth in business in Japan in the past three years. Trade volumes processed…

SmartPool sets new dark pool benchmarks

SmartPool, the European dark liquidity pool created by NYSE Euronext in partnership with HSBC, JP Morgan and BNP Paribas, has reported record trading volumes for January and significant growth following its migration to NYSE Euronext's Universal Trading…

Advent unveils update to Axys

Advent Software has released Axys 3.8, an updated version of the San Francisco-based buy-side vendor's portfolio accounting and reporting platform. Axys 3.8 includes updates to support the 2010 Options Symbology Initiative (OSI), an industry-wide…

Month in Numbers

"There will always be hedge fund managers and others who will try to ride a wave of optimism to fortune with other people's money. That mindset will return; the question is whether lenders, creditors and regulators will allow it"

BATS Readies Fees for Value-Add Data

The BATS Exchange is preparing to introduce its first fee-liable market data products, designed to improve transparency and execution quality, though officials insist the exchange will continue to provide direct access to its core feeds of market data…

Exchanges Gear Up to Comply with Uptick Rule

NEW YORK-Major U.S. exchanges say modifying their trading systems to comply with the recent changes to limit short selling by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will be a coordinated effort and should be completed by the end of the year.

The Deal of the Millennium

As the CEO of an exchange technology provider, what do you do when a premier global exchange comes knocking on your door asking if you would be interested in providing them with a new trading system and also whether they could make a strategic investment…

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