CQG Dives Into Russian Markets

St. Petersburg, Russia-based multi-asset brokerage Broco plans to offer its internal traders and its buy-side clients access to the multi-asset trading platform from vendor CQG in the near future, according to vendor officials.

Officials from CQG expect to have the broker operating live through CQG's hosted gateway service accessing all global futures exchanges and US Treasuries markets in a few weeks, says Joe Schroeter, president of CQG. Broco has the option of either using CQG's trading front

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