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Salomon Brothers in London was the scene of a recent effort by U.S. firms to 'Fix' Europe. Financial Information Exchange, or Fix, was formed by a group of North American securities firms and institutional investors that teamed to establish a standard protocol for the interchange of messages on equities. A number of Fix proponents visited Europe last month to promote the adoption of the Fix messaging protocol for Europe's equity market, as well as for other trading markets, including foreign

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