Turquoise Goes Live

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Much like the European Union's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), which enabled its creation, Turquoise has not had an easy ride into the market. Observers say this is largely because of the pedestrian pace at which it has developed. Despite MiFID's challenge to the European exchanges' monopoly last November, and the ability of competitors like Chi-X and Nyfix to quickly launch successful alternative trading systems (ATSes), Turquoise has taken much longer to get off the ground

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