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LSE Chief Urges Review of Data Regs

The European Commission should address the costs and inefficiencies associated with a fragmented European trading and market data landscape as part of its review this year of the current Markets in Financial Instruments Directive regulation, London Stock…

LSE to Launch ITCH Feed on Turquoise

European multilateral trading facility Turquoise, which was acquired by the London Stock Exchange earlier this year, plans to migrate to a new technology platform from fellow LSE subsidiary MillenniumIT a few weeks before the LSE migrates its main UK…

Opening Cross: "Fragmented" Doesn't Mean "Broken"

This issue of Inside Market Data should be accompanied by our latest special report on Fragmentation (also available on our Web site), which includes a spirited Q&A on the changes to European equity markets since the introduction of the recent Markets in…

LSE: Standalone Trade Data Key to EU Tape

The London Stock Exchange is to begin a consultation period with member firms to assess demand for a real-time feed of time-and-sales data via new subscription products, separate from its existing datafeeds, to help market participants create a…

What's Old Is New Again

If there is one truism in the markets it is that everything is cyclical. The length of the cycles may vary, but hang around long enough and you will see the same trend, or variation of it, come around again.

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…

LSE Completes Turquoise Acquisition

LONDON-Last week, LSE Group, operator of the London Stock Exchange (LSE), completed the purchase of pan-European multilateral trading facility (MTF) Turquoise-which it plans to integrate with its Baikal MTF-and appointed David Lester CEO of Turquoise…

Cinnober Gains Real-Time Clearing Client

STOCKHOLM-Trading and clearing platform vendor Cinno­ber has signed the first client-an unnamed firm-for its new real-time clearing platform, and is negotiating with three or four parties in Europe who are looking for a clearing system, vendor officials…

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