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The concept for the new layout was developed by the general planner team at EM2N Architekten AG.

The direct connection of both firms will achieve straight-through processing benefits for their clients.

Citi and Standard Chartered Bank are some of the first to actively compress their trades through ForexClear.

The former financial and risk business unit of Thomson Reuters is sourcing Thai Baht data from Matching.

The deal would also take out one of Nasdaq's rivals in the market for trading systems, clearing and surveillance ...

Cowen will acquire all of Quarton International’s equity interests for an upfront consideration of $75 million.

The buy-side clients of the French bank are gaining access to the Itarle Vision suite.

Clearstream’s international business processed 4.5 million transactions during the month ending October 2018.

Citi has partnered with Verdipapirsentralen ASA (VPS), the central securities depositary in Norway.

The bull run in recent weeks created a profitable opportunity for industry players.

E*TRADE’s brokerage customer assets dropped to $436 million last month, down eight percent from $473 million in September.

The Japanese Financial Services Agency granted LCH the license on October 31, 2018.

The total trading volume for the US was 3.7 billion shares in October 2018.

Total forex trading submitted to CLS was down 1.1 per cent month-on-month.

Revenues for fixed income, currencies, and commodities came in at €494 million for the quarter.

Thomson Reuters revealed that revenues were mostly flat relative to a year earlier, coming in at $1.29 billion.

The foreign exchange business of the CBOE continued performing strongly in Q3.

Rising volatility has improved the trading volumes, with October data showing the second monthly rise in a row.

This is the 22nd consecutive quarter that has experienced a YoY growth in revenues.

Falling emerging market currencies and trade tensions resulted in sluggish trading in the firm’s retail sector.

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