B2BITS Readies Order Routing Network
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NEW YORK--London’s B2BITS will offer a FIX translation layer--and has entered a joint venture with another vendor--to offer an order-routing network called AntennaNet, for firms seeking access to global derivatives exchanges, by late March, B2BITS officials disclosed at the Wall Street on Java show last week.
The order-routing partner for AntennaNet is to be named in about three weeks, B2BITS officials say.
B2BITS will take advantage of its collaboration with Sun Microsystems by offering its Java
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