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RadianzNet Inches Closer to Sunset

LONDON-BT officials expect to complete the decommissioning of the telecommunications giant's RadianzNet financial intranet, which it acquired from Reuters in 2005, in the next two years as it moves remaining RadianzNet clients onto BT's multiprotocol…

LCH.Clearnet, EMCF Set for November Link

LONDON-European clearinghouses LCH.Clearnet Group and the European Multilateral Clearing Facility (EMCF) have inked a bilateral agreement to achieve interoperability by November of this year, according to officials.

BT Readies RadianzNet Replacement

BT is preparing to decommission the legacy RadianzNet network infrastructure it acquired from Reuters in 2005, as it continues migrating customers to the MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching)-based network that supports BT's other global telecom and data…

LSE Begins Talks with Turquoise

LONDON-As DWT went to press on Oct. 2, LSE Group, operator of the London Stock Exchange (LSE), issued a statement that it had entered exclusive talks with pan-European multilateral trading facility (MTF) Turquoise about a possible acquisition of the MTF.

BT Preps New Soft Turret

LONDON-Three unnamed investment banks and brokerages are pilot testing iTrader, an open-standards collaborations platform from telecommunications giant BT, which is slated for general availability by the end of the year, DWT has learned.

Instinet Adds BLX Liquidity Provider

NEW YORK-Traders looking for alternative methods to execute block trades have a new option as Pulse Trading and Instinet have linked their respective BlockCross and BLX dark liquidity pools, officials from both brokerages announced today, Oct. 5.

ITG Deploys Aleri in Infrastructure Revamp

Agency brokerage and financial technology provider Investment Technology Group is upgrading its global market data infrastructure, and as part of that venture recently rolled out complex event processing vendor Aleri's Market Liquidity Analysis engine to…

Waiting for the Issuers

Industry efforts to standardize the corporate actions space are ongoing, but greater issuer involvement is now seen as a must to move ahead. Carla Mangado reports on the corporate actions discussions at Sibos 2009

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