Schroder & Co. Picks Javelin's Coppelia, Lolita As FIX Solutions
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New York--Schroders & Co., an investment banking and asset management group, is the latest to address its order routing needs with Javelin Technologies' Coppelia and Lolita Exchange products.
"The initial stage of this project is to install the products in the US market, which will allow our buy-side customers to directly route orders to us electronically," says Joseph Vernon, senior vice president of equities technology for Schroders. Coppelia and Lolita are due to go live "as soon as possible,"
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