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FX Spending On the Rise

LONDON-Half of foreign exchange (FX) dealers plan to spend more on technology next year than they did this year, according to a recent poll of bank delegates who attended the FX Week Europe 2008 Congress in London last week.

UBS Cuts Hardware Spend, Moves to Virtualization

NEW YORK—Like many financial firms these days, Swiss banking giant UBS plans to decrease its hardware-related spending in the coming year, according to senior technologists at the bank. UBS has already seen an 80 percent decline in spending on desktops…

Tradebook Resumes FX Trading

NEW YORK-After a six-week trading outage due to the foreign exchange (FX) industry's concern over the viability of its central clearing partner AIG, Bloomberg Tradebook FX is back in production, trading more than 40 currency pairs after partnering with…

Ivory to Take On Mainframes

ATLANTA-Service-oriented architecture (SOA) software developer GT Software plans to make its SOA development environment for mainframes, Ivory Service Architect, easier to integrate with more systems in the next release, DWT has learned.

DJ Realigns EMG Services, Cuts Staff

Dow Jones' Enterprise Media Group, which comprises the vendor's Financial Information Services private equity newsletters, Content Technology Solutions (including newswires and Factiva), Indexes and Business Intelligence divisions, has laid off staff and…

Savvis Adds Connectivity Options

Network and hosting services provider Savvis has expanded the options available for trading firms to connect to data from exchanges and other trading venues in recent weeks, in response to client demand for access to more data, and data from new venues,…

Shanghai Wind Gathers Force Outside China

China-focused financial data vendor Shanghai Wind Information is continuing its international expansion with the opening of new offices in Tokyo, Singapore and Taiwan next year, and plans to double its overall staff numbers in 2009, officials say.

LSE Migrates Italian Data to Infolect

The London Stock Exchange last week migrated Borsa Italiana's Italian equity trading onto the LSE's TradElect trading platform, allowing clients to receive Italian equity market data via the exchange's Infolect data distribution platform.

Nasdaq Tests Boston Version of TotalView

Nasdaq OMX will this week begin client testing of a new datafeed based on its TotalView-ITCH product for its Nasdaq OMX BX market-formerly the Boston Stock Exchange-which is scheduled to go into live production when the revamped market begins trading on…

Tenfore Rounds Out Asia Coverage

UK-based data vendor Tenfore Systems has added data from the Korea Exchange and the Taiwan Stock Exchange to its TDX consolidated datafeed, to expand its coverage in Asia Pacific.

Swiss Exchange Weighs Feeds as SWX Europe Bows Out

The SIX Swiss Exchange is likely to consolidate its own Swiss market datafeed with that of its SWX Europe (formerly Virt-x) subsidiary, after deciding last week to close SWX Europe by mid-2009 and migrate trading of blue-chip Swiss stocks back to its…

TNS Expands MTF Access, Low-Latency Services

Network service provider Transaction Network Services is expanding the number of European multilateral trading facilities to which it provides connectivity, and plans to offer new technologies already established in the US market to help European clients…

FTEN Adds European Destinations

NEW YORK-Prime brokerage customers of direct market access (DMA) and trading technology provider FTEN can now provide their clients access to European venues, DWT has learned.

Icap Starts EBS Update

LONDON & SINGAPORE-Interdealer broker Icap plans to roll out new features on its electronic foreign exchange (FX) trading platform, EBS Spot, on Saturday, Nov. 22, according to Icap officials.

Special e-FX Wizards

As foreign exchange (FX) trading volumes continue to break records, DWT European reporter Cecilia Bergamaschi discusses the evolution of e-FX trading platforms with Saxo Bank's head of product management Brian Kelly.

Nasdaq OMX Sets January New Quote Launch

NEW YORK-Exchange operator Nasdaq OMX Group plans to launch its second U.S. protected quote on Jan. 6, pending approval by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to officials.

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