Buy-Side Technology/News
Neonet switches off the lights
Neonet, the Stockholm-based provider of execution services and trading technology, has started to offer access to dark liquidity via SmartPool, the multilateral trading facility set up by NYSE Euronext in partnership with JPMorgan, HSBC and BNP Paribas.
Algo enhances real-time risk offering
Toronto-based financial risk management software provider Algorithmics will launch a new version of its Counterparty Credit Risk product with enhancements in real-time risk management in October this year.
Algorithmics wins Waters Rankings award
Toronto-based Algorithmics has been named Best Risk Analytics Solution Provider by Waters readers in the 2009 Waters Annual Financial Technology rankings.
Algo releases new Credit Valuation Adjustment module
Toronto-based Algorithmics, a provider of sell- and buy-side risk management technology and services, has announced the availability of its new Credit Valuation Adjustment module designed to assist banks to use their capital more efficiently through more…
News in Numbers
"The way dark pools are utilised today is really on an institutional level, and the public isn't being harmed. What moves prices in the stock market are institutional plays - Johnny and Grandma buying 200 shares of a stock are not moving the market,…
Calypso Technology unveils version 11
San Francisco-based Calypso Technology, a provider of integrated trading and risk management software, has released Calypso Version 11. According to the vendor, the new offering provides refined repackaging, consolidation and rationalisation of its…
Obama Administration rolls out new hedge fund registration rules
In a widely expected move , the US Treasury Department has proposed new legislation that would require hedge funds and other private investment funds to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).