FTEN Gets Flying Start in Europe

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 20 Jul 2009

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The vendor recently completed a significant development effort to adapt its U.S.-focused technologies for use in Europe. "The whole team has done a fabulous job to prepare the rollout. ... They have already adapted the products for European specifications [and the technology is now] certified with the London Stock Exchange, Chi-X, Bats Europe and Turquoise," says Bannert-Thurner. She adds that the vendor will continue going through conformance testing with additional European exchanges over the

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