Articles by James Rundle
Take the Blue Pill, Neo
New technology offers incredible advances for financial markets, with caveats.
BATS Migrates Direct Edge Exchanges
EDGA and EDGX now running on new tech foundations.
Messer Releases OMS Module for DataCube
Tech vendor adds new capabilites to core platform.
Quod, Neonet Partner for Integrated Offering
Companies will integrate services and software for platform.
Croatian Bourse Takes Ancoa for Surveillance
Real-time platform integrated with Zagreb Stock Exchange
BGC Counters CME Bid with Offer Increase
Interdealer broker also extends offer deadline.
CME Ups Bid for GFI as Vote Looms
CME Group now offering $5.85 per share for interdealer broker.
Eagle Picks Cullen as New Chief
Lehner moves to chairman role as head of Americas takes CEO spot.
Eurex Gains Regulatory Nod for Asia Clearer
Deutsche Börse subsidiary will expand to Singapore.
West Ham's Shirt Will Never be the Same Again
SNB's CHF decision claims a few scalps.
The GFI Story to Date
Chronicling a lesson in corporate disruption.
Bidding War for GFI Surges
Both sides increase their offers for interdealer broker.
EBS, SGX Partner for Asian FX Derivatives
Singapore Exchange to work with Icap subsidiary on new products, market access.
Webcast: Responding to Mifid II
Experts discuss reporting under Esma's implementing rules.
BGC Proposes Contingent Increase in GFI Offer
Interdealer broker ups the stakes as crunch time approaches for rival bid.
BATS Settles Direct Edge Case with SEC
Exchange operator pays $14m to regulator over legacy issues.
GMEX Adds Virtu as Swap Future Liquidity Provider
High-speed firm set to act as market-maker for product.
All Change
2015 is likely to be marked by foundational shifts.
StanChart CIO Set to Retire
Verplancke to stay on until replacement found, amid wider changes at bank.
Buy-Side Performance Teams Hobbled by Manual Processes, Scalability Limits
Vendor survey highlights trends in performance teams at asset managers
James Rundle: The Tragic Romance of BGC and GFI
The ongoing tussle between BGC and GFI over the latter’s future has provided constant twists and turns. But James questions whether GFI was ever going BGC’s way, or if it was always on the road to Chicago.
Fintech Takes the UK by Storm
A quiet current of growth in financial technology has built into a storm over the past few years, driven in large part by a start-up culture that seeks to both disrupt and complement the efforts of traditional vendors and investment banks. London has…
SGX Plans Titan for Derivatives
Singapore Exchange to build out new platform with Nasdaq tech
Welcome to 2015
Although some of us were back in on Friday, most people will be having their first full day of work today.