TMX Atrium Connects to Nordic Growth Market

TMX Atrium, the company formed by Canadian exchange group TMX’s acquisition of European low-latency network provider Atrium Network, has added the Nordic Growth Market (NGM) to its global community, which increases equity and derivative trading options for TMX Atrium customers, officials say.
The NGM is the stock exchange for Nordic growth companies, providing access to equity and derivatives markets.
"The TMX Atrium architecture has been engineered to offer a simple and flexible approach to accessing multiple markets and to deliver resilient, ultra-low latency connectivity," says Emmanuel Carjat, managing director of TMX Atrium. "This allows us to quickly and easily enhance the depth and range of Nordic markets and add NGM as a result of the increasing client demand we are seeing across our infrastructure."
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