Global Trading Rooms Brace For Hurricane Y2K
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NEW YORK--With less than 100 days left until the end of the millennium, trading rooms in New York, London and elsewhere around the world are battening down their hatches in anticipation of Hurricane Y2K--and freezing development efforts and new system purchases until after the start of the New Year.
The industry is looking at September 30 as the first of many Y2K code freeze deadlines. Several trading firms are clamping down, putting their front-office digital data distribution platforms, market
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